Noun:

বাজে বই,

hackwork's Usage Examples:

Ballard later dismissed the novel, written in ten days, as a "piece of hackwork", referring instead to The Drowned World as his first real novel.

In contrast, many of Ricordi's competitors produced "hackwork manuscripts" in no way based on the composers' autographs.

by Christgau as "most likely a failed experiment or a pleasant piece of hackwork".

Mankiewicz early in his career which film historian Charles Higham called "hackwork" and "manufactured.

skill; but the pattern of development is obscured by considerable hackwork.

" This "hackwork" may by sympathetically attributed to the desperate hurry she.

"Dead Of Summer's cartoonish hackwork puts the "camp" in "summer-camp horror"".

product of clueless committee thinking and Milli Vanilli-style studio hackwork at its most cynical", and concluding that "never has a mass-produced album.

enough Zelów residents had to engage in additional activities like weaving, hackwork, production of tablecloths, and other jobs.

I mean, the book's hackwork, isn't it? It's almost repulsive.

Alex Macpherson of The Guardian described the album as "heavily laboured hackwork".

described it, along with the other Keepsake stories, simply as commercial hackwork, while others have seen it as highlighting her "gift for humour", and as.

Shiel himself considered the novel hackwork, and seemed embarrassed by its success.

disreputable performance, most likely a failed experiment or a pleasant piece of hackwork.

collected in Classics and Commercials), Wilson condemned Lovecraft's tales as "hackwork".

Although novelizations tend to have a low prestige, and are often viewed as "hackwork", several critically acclaimed literary authors have written novelizations.