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The ordinariness of Dai Wei's voice is the perfect deadpan medium for the extraordinary things he witnesses: a student, for instance, whose computer "had just crashed, so she'd decided that she might as well join the revolution".
Gorra gives us a chapter on George Eliot, for instance, whose account of a frustrated, half-frozen marriage, in "Middlemarch," can be felt behind Isabel's no less calamitous match with Osmond, and to whom James's anxious debt was such that — for The Atlantic Monthly, again, in 1876 — he couched his response to "Daniel Deronda" not as a straight review but as a three-voiced "Conversation".
MaxMara, for instance, whose models less walked a catwalk than a gangplank, in front of a rear projection of bobbing water behind portholes, to a soundtrack of gruff, horn piping sea shanties.
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The artist Eric Drooker, for instance, whose current book is a graphic adaptation of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl," uses many of the same dramatic visual conceits and a similar linear quality.
As ever, the shortlist will be debated as much for who was left out – Lorenzo Vitturi, for instance, whose book Dalston Anatomy is a vibrant and wildly imaginative ode to Hackney's Ridley Road market.
Noted academic and game designer Ian Bogost created a satirical Facebook game named Cow Clicker, for instance, whose purpose was to satirise the dull stupidity of many early social games.
Some of the questions addressed the right not to be harmed, asking, for instance, whose murder would be more wrong — that of an infant, or that of an elderly person?
Susan Cohen, for instance, whose only child, Theodora, 20, was one of a group of Syracuse University students on Pan Am flight 103, said any suggestion that Mr. Megrahi should be freed on compassionate grounds was "vile," Britain's Press Association News Agency reported on Thursday.
