Others in places from Sheffield to Bristol, Wales to Scotland, Winchester to Manchester to Birmingham are sensing the burgeoning appetite for this work – while the longstanding though under-publicised National Association of Writers in Education continues to go from strength to strength.
These delightful excerpts will whet your appetite for the complete work.
"When you look at the numbers of people who have already visited, you can see there is an appetite for this work," he said.
Second, I suddenly lost all appetite and energy for the work I was doing on the movement; with very little warning, I went from indefatigable to torpid.
The publics appetite for serious work of the sort that has defined the New York Film Festival since its inception in 1963 has diminished, at least in theatrical terms.
A stout man who wears antique wire-rimmed glasses and a thick, white-streaked beard, Mr. Yerushalmi has a seemingly inexhaustible appetite for the arguments his work provokes.
But then again, nothing in her post-2008 career suggests an aptitude or appetite for the kind of work required to build a smooth-running (or even occasionally-misfiring) national campaign.
During my 30 years on Wall Street, taxes on "unearned income" have bounced up and down with regularity, and I've never detected any change in the appetite for hard work and accumulating wealth on the part of myself or any of my fellow capitalists.
(Tomorrow night Sotheby's is to auction a rare Beckmann self-portrait that is expected to bring between $7 million and $10 million. Judging from the appetite for works by the artist, the painting is expected to easily top last night's record price).
The appetite for new work is such that little-known artists command outlandish prices — if the circumstances align, a first-timer might sell a painting for fifteen thousand dollars, and then see its price double inside of a year.
