If you do that, you do not have exact imagination of what you are drawing and your image will be unique.
But there is something that almost everything shares with Mr. Bloes's work: a winning combination of exacting craftsmanship and offbeat imagination.
It all depends on your expertise, the circumstances of the case, and your imagination: "What exact questions did the police/forensic pathologists ask, and what other useful things may I read out of the insect material?" For some examples of routine forensic entomology work, you may read http://www.benecke.com/sixcases.html.html
Place a bed, couch, etc. Use your imagination for the exact layout.
That in itself is not an exact science and, contrary to popular imagination, "offers never flood in.
"It's not an exact science by any stretch of the imagination".
Spurned by the British as a colonial, from an uncouth continent, he exacted the perfect revenge: he colonized their imagination.
To say that the result isn't what the common reader expects of a novel is not to question its fictionality, which is absolute, or the author's imagination, which is vivid and exact.
Like Orwell, Stead also noticed a difference between the Four Quartets and Eliot's earlier poetry, but he disagreed with Orwell's conclusion: "Four Quartets is an attempt to bring into a more exact balance the will and the creative imagination; it attempts to harness the creative imagination which in all Eliot's earlier poetry ran its own course, edited but not consciously directed.
McCracken's previous book, the memoir, "An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination," about losing a baby and then having another, embarks on a similar search with equal grace and beauty.
