In addition, he revealed the existence, in manuscript form, of an unfinished and unpublished masterpiece -- the "Passagen-Werk," or "Arcades Project".
Now his poetry could circulate in manuscript form, to an unknown readership, but always channelled through the words and varied perspectives of its own band of vociferous interpreters.
The Canterbury Tales would be the first of his works aimed deliberately at an absent audience, circulation in manuscript form and eventual literary fame.
Whether or not a daughter would want to find a record of paternal postcoital tristesse — "a shapeless little heap of degradation and horror" muscled into manuscript form — among his bequests is a question he leaves open.
Study objective: We examine how dedicated methodology and statistical review affects the quality of manuscripts published in Annals of Emergency Medicine.Design: The dedicated reviewers developed a manuscript scoring form based on previously used instruments.
MONICA ALI'S first novel, "Brick Lane", was still in manuscript form when her name appeared on a list of Britain's 20 best young writers.
I had it a little easier because I went out there early on, when my book was in manuscript form; technically I wasn't even an author yet.
Personal note: I wrote a cover line for the book after reading it in manuscript form.
But in the sense that big events do come to one single moment in time...this one rested on a favorite author, Nancy Pickard, who read my eighth novel in manuscript form and passed it on to her editor.
