Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
literary-scene
noun
/ˈlɪtərəri siːn/
Definition
A literary scene refers to the social context in which writers, poets, and other literary figures interact, collaborate, and share their work. It encompasses the events, venues, and communities that foster literary activities.
Examples
- The vibrant literary scene in Paris during the 1920s attracted many famous authors.
- Community readings and poetry slams are essential components of the local literary scene.
Meaning
The term ‘literary scene’ can denote a specific geographical area known for its literary contributions, its cultural significance, and the presence of literary groups or organizations. It may also refer to a certain period during which specific writers or genres flourish.
Synonyms
- literary community
- literary culture
- literary world
