unfinishable

Similarly, Dimock quotes Michael Wood on the "unfinishable" nature of the idea of genres.

Serendip's Exchange Shayna S 2010

Having attempted to read the book, I'll just say this: in my opinion, the book is unfinishable.

Archive 2010-05-01 2010

Unfinished and unfinishable, Byron's masterwork ought to be his monument.

Pilgrim to Eros Bloom, Harold 2009

I posted an unfinishable but mainly complete piece on Elizabeth Bradfield to Constant Critic earlier this week.

National Poetry Month Lemon Hound 2009

The notes, drafts, and letters offer glimpses of thought in motion and seem to promise a chance to assemble (and reassemble) an unfinishable map of the terrain Bishop left behind.

Paper Trail 2006

The notes, drafts, and letters offer glimpses of thought in motion and seem to promise a chance to assemble (and reassemble) an unfinishable map of the terrain Bishop left behind.

Paper Trail 2006

The notes, drafts, and letters offer glimpses of thought in motion and seem to promise a chance to assemble (and reassemble) an unfinishable map of the terrain Bishop left behind.

Paper Trail 2006

The mentoring partnership: Mentees will have the opportunity to work with a personal mentor on any aspect of their writing – for example style; editorial techniques; finishing the seemingly unfinishable; moving from writing for print to writing for radio or television scripts; writing for the stage...

Writers in Scotland: mentor project wants you! DAVID BISHOP 2007

Projects tackled have ranged from finishing an unfinishable novel to creating a new stage play to moving from book illustration into writing drawing illustrated stories.

Archive 2006-06-01 DAVID BISHOP 2006

It was not only unfinished but, judging from the excerpts, unfinishable.

Tru Grit Wolcott, James 2005