What are myriad literary?

"Myriad literary" is a bit of a redundant phrase. Here's why:

* Myriad: This word already means "countless" or "innumerable." It implies a vast and diverse quantity.

* Literary: This refers to anything related to literature, including books, poems, plays, essays, and more.

So, "myriad literary" essentially means "countless literary works."

It's more common and concise to simply say:

* Countless literary works

* A vast array of literature

* Numerous literary pieces

* An abundance of literary creations

Here's an example of how you could use the phrase correctly:

* "The library housed a myriad literary treasures, spanning centuries and genres."

Instead of "myriad literary," you could say:

* "The library housed countless literary treasures, spanning centuries and genres."