In fact, despite its capacious title, two-thirds of this book -- or rather, this collection of chapters -- turns out to be devoted to two writers: Brown and Emerson.
From tightly polished prose to an unfinished baggy monster: David Foster Wallace's posthumous novel The Pale King, left as a collection of chapters, drafts and memos on his suicide in 2008, has been assembled by his editor into a work whose subject matter, wrote Lasdun again, "is as narrowly focused as that of Infinite Jest was richly profuse.
This edited compilation contains a collection of chapters from invited experts in various areas of ground improvement, who have illustrated the basic concepts and the applications of different ground improvement techniques using real projects that they have been involved in.
The editors have completely revamped the previous edition of the book and produced a comprehensive, easy-to-read collection of chapters on pulmonary disorders, while keeping a tight rein on the burgeoning tendencies inherent in any multi-authored book.
Think of the video as a collection of chapters in a book; select your chapter titles first (birthday, anniversary, graduation, vacation, babies' firsts, etc).
At times, Schmidle's work, a collection of chapter-length anecdotes, coheres little better than Pakistani politics.
He composed from the Novels (Novellae constitutiones post Codicem) of Justinian the Collectio 87 capitulorum ("Collection of 87 Chapters").
At Constantinople he composed the "Collection of 87 Chapters," a synthesis of the emperor Justinian's supplementary legislation on church matters.
Discussions about the Tea Party often miss the extent to which the movement is loose and leaderless, a disjointed collection of local chapters and agendas.
Although Mitchell's submission consisted of a disorganized collection of draft chapters, the Macmillan company saw potential in her writing and, that summer, offered her a publishing contract.
