And we were off to his parents' house in the Hills, where I, like other literary exiles from New York, was to be given a visiting fireman's welcome.

Mr. Glass was soon in literary exile, and Mr. Penenberg was soon writing for Forbes magazine.

In a time known in trendier circles for literary exile, Russo is the unofficial poet laureate of uneasy stasis, of fixing yourself to the place where you were born.

He is one of the most reclusive of British literary exiles, sharing his time between Austria, Italy, and the Philippines.

And literary exile is a longstanding tradition.

By his own contention, the return amounted to literary exile, though he continued to write with distinction.

His literary exile, however, added originality and momentum to his work.

His perspective was similar in many ways to the 'lost generation' of literary exiles such as Hemingway and Fitzgerald.

He would join the great tradition of literary exile.

Buried deep in one of his own articles, he had even mentioned his illness, but he believes it was the more prominent disclosure that led to his literary exile.