(1) In quick succession he published three more stories in Novy Mir, the most memorable being the much anthologised Matryona's Place (1963), about a saintly peasant woman, with its celebrated conclusion: "None of us who lived close to her perceived that she was that one righteous person without whom, as the saying goes, no city can stand.
(2) To this end, Duffy will on Wednesday launch Anthologise, a competition for secondary school pupils, which invites them to create their own poetry anthologies.
(3) As with most such collections, some of the jokes included were already decidedly old by the time they were anthologised.
(4) Having said that, one prisoner I spoke to, Martin - 25, serving a six-year sentence - was putting together a programme called Poetic Justice, anthologising poetry and short stories from other prisoners.
(5) After Anthologise, she reveals, she has even bigger plans for poetry in schools.
Anthologist
Definition:
(n.) One who compiles an anthology.
Example Sentences:
(1) John Mullan pointed out in the Guardian that, unlike many anthologists, Gross came up with the unfamiliar – less than 10% of his material had previously appeared in other Oxford anthologies.