Contributors range from established genre names such as Ramsey Campbell, whose claustrophobic snapshot is one of the book's highlights, to newcomers such as Maria Roberts, whose "By the River", told in a detached yet thoroughly engaging voice, shows society falling apart under the stresses of extreme weather.
It's an album that celebrates the country's different musical styles – contributors range from the legendary Elza Soares (once married to the footballer Garrincha) to more electronic-influenced contemporary acts such as Lucas Santtana – at the same time as heeding the volatile emotions of the nation in this World Cup year.
Contributors range from "graffiti" artists who embed new information to paid professional photographers that take panoramas.
The music is informed by all of the band's contributors, ranging "from reggae to ballads to Indian songs in Urdu".
60 Novels: An Essential Reading List: Men's Journal have asked a group of "expert" contributors – ranging from Chigozie Obioma to James Franco – to recommend great fiction.
He founded and edited a critical magazine, The New Review (1931 32), which had an eclectic mix of contributors ranging from Ezra Pound to James T. Farrell.
With fourteen contributors, ranging from the weapons theorist Herman Kahn to the I.B.M. automation director Charles DeCarlo, penning essays on everything from "Space" to "Behavioral Technologies," it's not hard to find wild misses.
Published in 1976, and edited by the few female writers of "Saturday Night Live," it was the "first collection of humor by women," with contributors ranging from Phyllis Diller to a pre-Huffington Arianna Stassinopoulos.
From the time she became Vogue's editor-in-chief, in 1962, until the magazine went in another direction, with Grace Mirabella, in 1971, Vreeland spent most mornings at home, dictating memos and letters to friends, employees, and contributors, ranging from Cecil Beaton to Truman Capote to Richard Avedon.
Guernica's current Kickstarter has five days to go, with $15,391£10,00000) pledged of its $18,000£12,00000) goal, an amount which would enable it to publish the second volume of the Guernica Annual, and to raise fees for contributors ranging from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie to Claudia Rankine.
A massive project edited by writer Greil Marcus and Harvard professor Werner Sollors, A New Literary History of America, approached American history and culture from a number of sharp angles, with a roster of contributors ranging from historian John Diggins (on John Adams) to Ishmael Reed (on Mark Twain) to Michael Lesy (on Life magazine) to the editors (on Hurricane Katrina).
