In 1963, the year Betty Friedan published "The Feminine Mystique," Rich published her first great book, "Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law," with its indelible title sequence: A thinking woman sleeps with monsters.
Not quite fillers, faits divers resemble the squibs that USA Today publishes under the name of each state, for people who are stuck on runways without a book: quick word snapshots of news from the provinces; other people's (usually) bad news, served on hors d'oeuvre picks.
Not all of it is freighted with significance, yet much of it — books, snapshots, drafts of novels, short stories — gives me clues about who I was, who I am now and where I'll go from here.
Consider the songs that are on the CD and the image they create, and start going through old magazines, text books, snapshots, and other materials for collage elements.
"Reports from the Federal Reserve districts indicate that economic activity generally remained soft in October and the first half of November," the Fed said in its report, known as the beige book, a snapshot of the economy based on reports from the Fed's 12 regional banks.
Later Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will release its latest Beige Book, a snapshot of economic conditions in the central bank's 12 districts.
Beekeepers is featured in our latest book, PSFK Snapshot Brooklyn.
Investors' outlook perked up by late afternoon around the time when the Federal Reserve released its latest Beige Book, a snapshot of the U.S. economy that the central bank's policymakers use to inform their actions.
The pair have written a new book, "Beyond Snapshots" to further impart those lessons.
The wooden book of snapshots in the family basement finally filled in the missing terrain, the landscape of Dorothy's own youth.
