As part of the effort, he has circulated a six-page proposal that describes his planned picture as "a powerful, uncensored account of a brilliant, feared, charming and yet loathsome character".
We would hear, "well, what if somebody does something violent or unpopular?" Oh how I wish, even just once, we'd have heard, "what if somebody does something spontaneous and brilliant?" The fear of being infiltrated or lead astray was so great, it seemed logical to many to centralize control, especially over our message and who should be delivering it.
Spufford, also a lecturer at Goldsmiths, said he was "wary of talking about brilliant reads", fearing this can lead to the perception that this is all fiction should be.
A stroke of genius as far as I'm concerned, and particularly brilliant with lamb – fear of the French prevents me adding them to the perfect version, but I urge you to give the idea a try if you're not anchovy-averse.
Are they suppressing dozens of brilliant manuscripts for fear of rocking the establishment?
But this brilliant and intense fear, this terrible here and now, combined with the crucial significance of every movement in his body, pushed him over a barrier whose existence he had not know about until this moment.
The real Lombardi was a marvelous character — loud, God-fearing, brilliant, merciless, monomaniacal — and a great documentary subject.
In 1986, the Iraqi dissident Kanan Makiya finished a book called "Republic of Fear," a brilliant, terrifying look inside Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
She's a cartoon who lives in a cartoon world, and I fear the brilliant premise, charming detail and occasional wonderful moments can't sustain her through the long haul of a novel.
It's worth noting that [straight] men confront their fear with brilliant creativity.
