| literary agent | 10.34 | A literary agent appears. | ||
| literary critic | 7.44 | You know what he said about literary critics? | ||
| literary magazine | 5.99 | He also helped start a literary magazine. | ||
| literary world | 4.21 | The literary world, too. | ||
| literary criticism | 4.08 | Scarry has grander aims for literary criticism. | ||
| literary works | 3.62 | Many early works were based on literary works. | ||
| literary prize | 3.36 | This has been a week for literary prizes. | ||
| literary award | 3.03 | New York -- PEN literary awards announced. | ||
| literary figure | 2.90 | Great literary figures past and present. | ||
| literary journal | 2.83 | Together they edit a literary journal, Brick. | ||
| literary tradition | 2.70 | France has a rich literary tradition. | ||
| literary life | 2.57 | It has been a miracle of modern literary life. | ||
| literary text | 2.44 | He had to read a canon of accepted literary texts. | ||
| literary history | 2.37 | The rest is literary history. | ||
| literary form | 2.30 | But what does this mean for literary form? | ||
| literary career | 2.24 | Each has an ongoing literary career. | ||
| literary circle | 2.04 | Literary circles are sometimes woven together. | ||
| literary fiction | 2.04 | Literary fiction holds us captive for life. | ||
| literary work | 1.78 | Literary work is very elitist. | ||
| literary classic | 1.65 | Literary classics exist in many denominations. |