He has sent his manuscript to a number of different publishers, but no one has yet expressed any interest.
The recent discovery of an unknown manuscript by Ernest Hemingway has certainly excited the literary community.
Cathy had to edit a huge manuscript, and there were so many
errors that she almost went crazy.
A researcher recently found an unpublished manuscript by Emily Bronte.
The museum has a number of rare manuscripts from the Middle Ages.
She let me read the first few chapters of the manuscript for her new novel.
Many of the beautiful
Mayan manuscripts were burnt by Spanish missionaries.
Illuminated manuscripts are among the greatest achievements of Romanesque art.
Most of the Old English poetry which has survived to this day was preserved in four manuscripts from the late 10th and early 11th centuries.
The
official library of the Vatican is one of the world's richest depositories of ancient manuscripts.
Much of the known history of Anglo-Saxon and Norman England is derived from seven interrelated manuscripts, most important of which is the Historia ecclesiastica.
The original manuscript is full of notes by the author, and comments from the editor, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the writing process.
He doesn't like computers and still types all his manuscripts on an old typewriter.
She has been working on two different manuscripts at the same time for the past year.
The author decided to change the ending to the story, and threw away the last fifty pages of her manuscript.
John Ruskin once stated that great nations write their autobiographies in three manuscripts; the book of their deeds, the book of their words and the book of their art.