lucubration

This brings me back to my own miserable lucubration.

There are entire syllabuses full of their lacklustre texts - galleries hung with their bland daubs, concert halls resounding with their duff notes, and of course, radio stations broadcasting their tepid lucubrations.

And there isn’t a market for these creative writing graduates’ in most cases mediocre lucubrations.

Abuse may lead the militant Impressionist to an impasse of assertive agnosticism as pedantic in its way as the lucubrations of the most literary pedant in paint.

It is well known that tea is frequently resorted to by literary men to keep them awake during their lucubrations.