(Also of Baldwin's brilliant essay "Equal in Paris").
That is the principal message of this fitfully personal, occasionally randomly incomplete, brilliant essay.
In a brilliant essay on Lucian Freud, Barnes gives this literary temporality a moral force.
W. G. Sebald's brilliant essay "Air War and Literature" ("Luftkrieg und Literatur") brought back that trauma.
At the incipience of the Beckham Bubble, there was a brilliant essay by David Baddiel, talking about Beckham's right foot.
"He broke fasts with the singing of the hymn," William Emilsen writes in a brilliant essay (pdf) on the subject.
"Where are we?" wrote the painter Jacques-Emile Blanche in a brilliant essay called "From Gaughin to La Revue Negre".
Students take note: Rousseau's brilliant essay greatly exceeded the word limit and didn't focus on the question asked.
"Here Is New York," a brilliant essay on the city by E.B. White, published in 1949 and not widely remembered, began to enjoy a revival.
In fact, it appeared in a brilliant essay with the title "The Undoing of Conservatism", published by the Social Market Foundation in June 1994.
Smithson gave earthworks a grounding in history and theory with a brilliant essay on the auteur of Central Park, "Frederick Law Olmsted and the Dialectical Landscape" (1973).
