And yet, until we met it had seemed scarcely possible that the author of The Emperor of All Maladies could really be an actual doctor and not a writer, so exquisitely is his book crafted and paced.
Cradling a sewing machine and a blank accordion book crafted of tarlatane and paper, Berriolo bundled herself into the far end of a subway car, peering out at the masses of tired, end-of-day workers and commuters encased in the silent carriage.
After launching our product, we started marketing it by the book – crafting our positioning and working with a PR agency to approach bloggers.
You can tell that he's thoughtfully caressed each line in the book, crafting them to showcase both his penchant for mirth and his capacity for introspection.
He wrote more than 50 books, crafted the Lausanne Covenant -- a definitive statement that unified evangelicals worldwide -- and supported numerous Christian scholars through his organization.
Sterling Publishing, based in New York, has imprints focused on nonfiction, children's books, crafting, cooking and self-help, among others.
Alexander's book crafts a portrait of her husband, and the intensely creative, artful life that they built together before his sudden death.
Hence her previous TV series, Kirstie's Handmade Britain, and the allied book Craft, which should have been subtitled Keep Calm, Proles, and Crochet your Way Through Recession.
International book, crafts and food fair, tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the school, F.D.R. Drive at 25th Street, Manhattan.
In his new book, "Craft Cocktails," Mr. Van Flandern offers several mezcal concoctions, including the Rum and Smoke, in which he ramps up the smokiness with a splash of Lagavulin Scotch.
Either Mr. Romney or Mr. Obama could seize upon the themes in Ms. Bair's book, craft these into political language and hammer home the substance in the concluding weeks of the campaign.
