Meanings of literary workers in English

They were organizers, governors, engineers, executives, and literary workers rather than scientists.

Alcohol should be avoided entirely by literary workers, especially young women.

All of his people had been literary workers, educators, clergymen, or officers in the army or navy.

Matson, H. References for literary workers.

Our literary workers have no choice but to fall into the ranks, and make merchandise of their half-formed ideas.

It aims at the presentation of a truer conception of the purpose of novel-writing, and women are judged simply as literary workers.

I know literary workers who lead a dog's life and are slaves to their pursuit, simply because they have deceived themselves in this.

Do you know, by the way, that the mass of outside literary workers drawn in at last by the whirlpool constitutes almost a population?

The modern short story is essentially an American product; and our masters of its art have established precedents for literary workers of the old world.