Meanwhile, I have shovelled through some of 2011's backlog and am considering the tiny stack of stories which will hopefully have grown into a new anthology by the end of 2012.
I mention all this, because that tiny stack of short stories and the other modest stack of ideas and notes and possible titles behind it is, of course, quite frightening, just now.
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— into a girl in tiny stacked heels, as they both grinned.
But record keeping in the Comoros is haphazard; when I visited the Interior Ministry last year, I found its archives in a tiny room stacked floor to ceiling with seemingly unsorted paper.
Part of one shelf is given over to dirt — russet, green, brown, gray, and white soil — collected by Gang during her travels and displayed in an arresting collage of tiny, stacked acrylic vitrines.
Part of one shelf is given over to dirt russet, green, brown, gray, and white soil collected by Gang during her travels and displayed in an arresting collage of tiny, stacked acrylic vitrines.
These are disrupted by thin, clustered lines and bars in contrasting colors that suggest collapsing scaffolding, fragmented maps or computer designs, and are punctuated by tiny stacks of more intensely colored bars and rectangles loosely brushed with a second color.
Now, they inhabit a tiny bungalow, where stacks of mattresses line the walls of the hallway until it's time to sleep.
NAS uses a much cheaper "appliance"–a stack of tiny drives with a built-in server that attaches directly to an Ethernet network to share data with any computer on the system.
Seated in a tiny Shanghai office with stacks of investment prospectuses on his desk, Li talked about why investing in China isn't as hard as many think, and how he continues to look for ways to tap into China's consumers.
