Sentence examples for bizarre books from inspiring English sources
Or keep your feet planted, and treat yourself to the collection of rare, out-of-print and occasionally bizarre books at Old Scrolls, a gem of a bookstore in an old farmhouse.
It's among the most inventive and bizarre books I've read in years, a collage of ideas that skips from Kant to the Fermi paradox via Joycean comedy and 18th-century pastiche.
After Claude by Iris Owens The protagonist of this hilarious and bizarre book is hating on Claude and his "dark, intense frog eyes" from page one, yet their interactions continue.
Oddly, we can turn to the Book of Revelation, that bizarre book at the end of the New Testament.
This was a generation of writers and illustrators working in the specific world of horror, sci-fi and bizarre pulp books and magazines.
A CRITIC AT LARGE about Thorstein Veblen's short, bizarre, brilliant book, "The Theory of the Leisure Class".
By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, April 26 , 1999P. 176 A CRITIC AT LARGE about Thorstein Veblen's short, bizarre, brilliant book, "The Theory of the Leisure Class".
There was a bizarre ghostwritten book, Moments, published when his Manchester United career had just taken hold in 2007, the early pages of which are consumed by his "fondness for advertising", with stories and images from publicity shoots in Jakarta, Indonesia.
It's not a pitch for a bizarre comic-book hero — it's the Saturday schedule for David Pittsinger, who may need some super-powered vocal cords to pull it off.
She barely makes a living as a secretary to a bizarre, fastidious book publisher (Chris Parnell), who chides her for being even five minutes late and requires her to bathe his tiny dog.
