41. Bellos has written a number of literary biographies and an introduction to translation studies, " Is That a Fish in Your Ear? 42. A member of a literary family, Lady Violet's brothers were literary biographies of a British writer in the twentieth century ". 43. The book is the first Oxfordian literary biography connecting de Vere's life and times to Shakespeare's plays and poems. 44. Other general-interest and short-story magazines collapsed in the same 12-month period, according to the Dictionary of Literary Biography . 45. Literary biographies typically suffer from a failure to translate a writer's interior world onto the screen, and this one is no exception.46. A controversial literary biography about the Russian Nobel laureate for literature by the author of " The White Hotel . " ( February) 47. After publishing literary biographies under his own name, in 1893 he began to write poetry on Celtic subjects under the name of Fiona Macleod. 48. The second question is easier to answer than the first : some literary biographies do actually earn money, especially in foreign and paperback sales. 49. Literary biographies can be a means of interpreting an author's work, says Judith Sensibar, professor of English at Arizona State University.50. "Chopin's Funeral " is a charming example of a peculiar minor genre, the literary biography of a musical figure.
