"Reporting Civil Rights" is really a chronicle of one long season in America's ongoing political battles over race.
A chronicle of two families, encompassing 150 years, that revolves around an Englishman and a Bengali Muslim.
This fat tablet is partly a theologico-political tract, and mostly a chronicle of four days in the life of a junior high schooler in suburban Illinois.
A chronicle of two families, encompassing 150 years, that revolves around an Englishman and his friendship with a Bengali Muslim from Bangladesh. 15 12 5 *ANIL'S GHOST, by Michael Ondaatje.
From the stories of many victims, Drakulic has constructed a fictional everywoman, S., and a chronicle of six months in hell.
A chronicle of two families, encompassing 150 years, that revolves around an Englishman and his friendship with a Bengali Muslim from Bangladesh.
The PEN/Martha Albrand Award for First Nonfiction, carrying a prize of $1,000 and residence at the Vermont Studio Center, goes to Serge Schmemann, a New York Times correspondent, for "Echoes of a Native Land" (Knopf), a chronicle of two centuries of a Russian village.
The acquisition dovetails with the Morgan's holdings, which include the archives from the artist's son, the dealer Pierre Matisse — a chronicle of nine decades of 20th-century art in New York.
After a career in Africa, the Caribbean, Central America, and Asia, much of it as a bureau chief for the Times, French has published "Disappearing Shanghai: Photographs and Poems of an Intimate Way of Life" a chronicle of five years in Shanghai, with writing by Qiu Xiaolong (and an introduction by Teju Cole).
"We Don't Live Here Anymore" can be seen as many things — a chronicle of two endangered marriages, an anatomy of adultery, a visual essay about a year's passage in a country town — but it's also a story about a good and kind woman who loses her temper, and when Dern lets go she leaves you shaken.
