But with The Table of Less Valued Knights, she has clearly established her brand: bold literary and historical misadventures, told with a twist and a lightness of touch.
Podhoretz called it "one of the great works of confessional autobiography in American literature," and concluded his book by saying he hoped that "Making It" would be appreciated as a similarly bold literary act.
Contrary to her bold literary persona, Calloway's conversational demeanor is entirely different.
It's a bold aspiration -- literary slapstick -- and it will appeal most to theatergoers with a broad taste in humor.
Over nine months, you'll learn to make brave and bold decisions, take literary risks, and improve your novel on every level.
April 20 , 1492Arezzo, Italy October 21, 1556 Venice, Italy Pietro Aretino, (born April 20 , 1492 Arezzo, Republic of Florence [Italy] died October 21, 1556, Venice), Italian poet, prose writer, and dramatist celebrated throughout Europe in his time for his bold and insolent literary attacks on the powerful.
Critic Deborah L. Madsen has said that "the narrative techniques of her fiction demonstrate daring technical innovations, especially in her bold experimentation with literary voice and her development of a hybrid form that weaves poetry into prose to create a dense and evocative linguistic texture of symbolism and imagery that is both technically and aesthetically accomplished".
I used bold texts because I think literary tradition is very important.
Two years later, at a conference at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, he laid the foundations of his reputation in America with a bold new way to approach literary texts and lay bare their ideological presuppositions.
IN the beginning, there were only CliffsNotes, and they reminded readers up front, in bold, to READ THE ENTIRE LITERARY WORK, warning that the notes were NOT INTENDED as a substitute for the real thing.
The story is about the frenzy caused when a pretty young woman's bloomers assume a life of their own, and Mr. Martin's bold aspiration for it is literary slapstick.
