unpublishable

That happened while the home fans were singing unpublishable things about the man in black.

So now we have the clues to the unpublishable seventh book.

There is at least one unpublishable short story which dates from that autumn.

It all comes together on the band's current single, a talking blues with an unpublishable title.

The work was considered to be unpublishable, but Bunker's talent had been recognized.

The novel was considered unpublishable more than it was controversial.

His sentence sailed off into the unpublishable and ended in a burst of laughter.

It is unfair to them to tie up $1,500 in a story which may turn out to be unpublishable.

Capote knew he had that material but he also felt it was unpublishable.

Fifty years ago " and then the material becomes unpublishable.

To her chagrin, her editor rejected the book, calling it unpublishable.

Time has caught up with a story so meanspirited that it might once have been deemed unpublishable.

King has said that he now considers it unpublishable and intends for it never to be released to the public.

Since Children of the Lens was published in the fifties it is easy to see why this story line would be considered unpublishable!

I regarded it as unpublishable except by pornographers.

I think he says that the project would have been unpublishable without the "Trojan Horse" here, if not it was another interview.

But what makes his stubbornly quirky radio show special is that he champions writers who are unpublished, and often unpublishable.

"It was unpublishable, and hence unpublished," he says.

Now we get wo unpublishable manuscripts a year from her, every spring and every fall."

Even so, when he showed an early draft to an editor in 1991, he was told it was unpublishable: far too frightening for kids.

Nonetheless, though unpublishable then, its completion was an event of almost inexpressible importance in twentieth century English letters.

Photographers were eager to find a home for these photographs, which were otherwise unpublishable in mainstream periodicals.

Until the 1990s, the entire pubic region, including hair, was deemed obscene and unpublishable .

In other words, a work published by a vanity press is typically assumed to be unpublishable elsewhere or not publishable on a timely basis.

The unhappy result of these conflicting desires is an excess of unpublishable manuscripts and many desperate academics.