And this was true also of these three, although much industry was devoted by me, as I wrote the second two, to "linking" them and creating an illusion of chronological sequence, of a developing (ie ageing) main character, with a cohort of recurring secondary characters, recurring landscapes, historical events and more.
As the text unfolded, subtle notes a building, a landscape, a recurring detail established links between these spacially and temporally disparate lives.
Falling corporate-tax rates have increased the appeal of capital over labour; heightened uncertainty and capricious funding markets seem a recurring part of the landscape.
It was like entering the landscape of a recurring dream whose every contour I already knew by heart but had to examine in minute detail for the first time.
In a presentation to this year's annual meeting of the American Economic Association, Mr Blinder will argue that the circumstances low inflation and low nominal interest rates, persistent excess capacity, and fiscal policy paralysed by large debts that have forced central banks to operate through unconventional policy will be a recurring feature of the economic landscape.
Rebalancing the food marketing landscape' is a recurring policy aim of interventions aimed at constraining food and beverage promotions to children.
Unemployment as a recurring feature of the social landscape only caught American attention with the rise of capitalism in the pre-Civil War era.
Sidewalk altars became a recurring feature of the neighborhood landscape, their wilting flowers and Virgen de Guadalupe prayer candles serving as reminders of the fragility of life for kids who walked past each day.
The need to cling to the idea of a timeless British (physical and social) landscape has been a recurring theme of Toryism, and it is this that Ukip now threatens to capture from the Conservatives.
In some of them we can clearly hear presentiments of what was to come much later in Winterreise, his great song cycle, in which Schubert captured the frosted landscapes that were a recurring feature during the year without a summer and the remainder of that uniquely cold decade.
