"The Trustee Program feels vindicated by having more Chapter 13s to pad their statistics," he said, "but many unsecured creditors do not really benefit".
I thought structuring the book by having the chapters being called scenes of a continuation of Ryan's imaginary TV programme about his life was really effective as it facilitates change in viewpoints and various flashbacks in such a way that didn't seem forced or clunky.
Bauman brings us into the heads of both sisters by having them narrate alternating chapters of the book, a gambit familiar to readers of Rachel Cohn and David Levithan's 2006 novel "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" (which also featured a pair of teenage Jersey strivers).
Mr Seymour cleverly solves the problem of building up tension in a static scene over many chapters by having the agents start to turn on each other as their doubts build about the legality of their mission.
"I, due to many reasons, believe that we would lose less by having direct interaction," he said in a chapter on hypothetical relations between the estranged countries.
Sontag introduces us to her characters in 'Chapter Zero' by having a version of herself - a prolix nineteenth-century version - time-travel to eavesdrop on the group's fireside conversation as they begin to prepare to leave Krakow.
Globalstar L.P., which is 42percentt owned by Globalstar Telecommunications, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
In China once, I was speaking at a university about my books and said that, unfortunately, you couldn't read them there, and someone in the audience put their hand up and said that there was a translation of Satantango on the net that had been done chapter by chapter by people who loved it.
It is believed to have been sent, chapter by chapter, by Voltaire to the Duke and Duchess La Vallière in the autumn of 1758.
As a consequence of the way the book has been compiled, many topics are repeated throughout the text, but since each chapter has been written by a different author, one gets many different perspectives.
