The reader of Rushdie's collection of essays, Imaginary Homelands (1991), is apt to be struck by the change of tone that affects the writing after 1989, the year of the fatwa.
To delay the stupor of overstimulation at Miami Basel, I set out to assemble an imaginary collection of one work I liked from each gallery.
ABOVE AND BEYOND THE NEW VICTORY THEATRE The rocker turned kids' musician Dan Zanes performs songs from his latest album for the underage set, "Catch That Train!," a rollicking collection of songs about an imaginary rail voyage.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet ABOVE AND BEYOND THE NEW VICTORY THEATRE The rocker turned kids' musician Dan Zanes performs songs from his latest album for the underage set, "Catch That Train!," a rollicking collection of songs about an imaginary rail voyage.
By contrast, within the Gibbs framework the object of study is a so-called ensemble: an imaginary collection of infinitely many copies of the same system (they are the same in that they have the same phase space, dynamics and measure), but who happen to be in different states.
Henderson has taken notes from Jorge Luis Borges's Book of Imaginary Beings, a collection of fictional animals published in 1967.
TVGoHome was Brooker's surreal and scatalogical late 90s collection of fake TV listings, including imaginary shows such as Inspector Bumhat, Daily Mail Island and the probably-best-not-explained Mick Hucknall's Pink Pancakes.
James McGirk on "Imaginary Oklahoma," a collection of depictions of Oklahoma, written by authors who have never been there.
Over the summer, De Beers unveiled a new collection of eight unique pieces, called "The Imaginary Nature," which Mr. Delage describes as the company's most creative high jewelry collection.
