The story is a throwback, sprawling, creative journalism practiced by someone whose name I don't recognize but who is thoughtful and indulgent, alluding to various therapies my father sought, his complicated relationship with his girlfriend at the time, whom he would later marry, the envy of others who resented his rise to literary fame.
This was done in order "to keep the creative team from sprawling" and in order to gain a larger audience.
He pioneered theatre-in-the-round and, as the artistic director of the Victoria theatre in Stoke-on-Trent and then the New Vic in Newcastle-under-Lyme, installed a vibrant, creative hothouse in the industrial sprawl of the Potteries.
"We went in a direction for 'Rock Band 3' that's been described as a bit of a sprawl," says Greg Lopiccolo, creative lead on "Rock Band 4".
Better yet, said Mr. Hull, 49, small-business owners tend to be "more creative and more flexible" than sprawling, bureaucratic organizations.
To celebrate the reopening tomorrow of Christian Dior's sprawling 57th Street flagship, the house's creative director of accessories, Camille Miceli, designed a clutch of one-of-a-kind jewels, including this $3,500 metal and crackled ceramic necklace.
That sprawl can get in the way of the creative energies that are essential to making really fun games.
For authors and other creative professionals, an appearance at the Googleplex, the company's sprawling complex of office buildings, is good business — but nonetheless conjures some mixed emotions in light of Google's complicated relationship with content creators.
Furthermore, attracting creative class through development of knowledge economy and ICT infrastructures has adversely influenced urban sprawl.
