"A book for the years that sets new standards for candid narratives about citizens in armor," The New York Times said in a review.
Pollard hardly reinvents the legend, but in finding hope and defiance in despair, the poem is both candid and arresting, its narrative tone free from the irony and ambiguity that hold back much contemporary poetry from meaningful expression.
Bulger defended Kennedy, saying he was always candid about combining two narratives into one and had written it in the style of a Mickey Spillane thriller to help it get published.
Macintyre uses the SAS war diary as the backbone of his narrative, and is candid about failure as well as the hard-earned successes.
48 RACHEL UNTHANK AND THE WINTERSET The Bairns EMI, 2007 In keeping with folk tradition, the Tyneside sisters' narratives were bleakly candid.
Feldman is at once subtle and candid about the aptness of his narrative.
They're smart proof that with a strong narrative, good, funny and candid interviews as well as access to the BBC's vast pop culture archive, straw can be spun into gold.
Sure you'll soon spot when someone is wearing it, but unlike a geektastic face-wearable like Google Glass, it's easy to quickly forget the Narrative is watching — leading to more candid shots.
The Bay Citizen's 4,000-word 4,000-wordncluded nobituarya condensed narratincludedis colorful life but also dozenotonlyandid photos, video of him playing with his band the Wronglers and a hilarious monologue about his beloved Whyte Laydie banjo.
After the stereoscopic shit and spew of Jackass 3D, this stupefyingly unfunny dirge slumps into hackneyed Candid Camera territory, presenting a series of "skits" strung together with a narrative that commits the twin crimes of being both coarse and sentimental.
