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Declaring herself "the first female king," she explores the fallout from a woman's decision to take a masculine stance and finds it perilous as well as powerful.

Mr. Bock, the author of a short story collection titled "Olympia," explores the fallout of the bomb through the lives of three people, all of them immigrants, displaced persons, brought to America by the vagaries of World War II.

The recent film "In the Valley of Elah," with Tommy Lee Jones, explores the fallout of Iraq on military families and some of the soldiers, but Mr. Burke said he has seen nothing comparable to Vietnam movies like "The Deer Hunter" or "Platoon," productions with themes that he addresses in "Black Watch".

Also featuring Phillip Seymour Hoffman, A Late Quartet is a first feature from American-Israeli Yaron Zilberman that explores the fallout in a famed string quartet when one of its members falls victim to a degenerative disease.

The game is a pretty phallocentric affair its womenfolk are either sirens to be feared, or saintly mums to be placed on a pedestal, and the plot is essentially a filial coming-of-age fable but it also explores the fallout from hyper-macho conflict.

The game is a pretty phallocentric affair – its womenfolk are either sirens to be feared, or saintly mums to be placed on a pedestal, and the plot is essentially a filial coming-of-age fable – but it also explores the fallout from hyper-macho conflict.

I was interested in giving equal space to both partners' voices and I was keen to explore the fallout from reversed gender roles in a marriage where there are children.

Away From Her remains her most celebrated work, exploring the fallout from an Alzheimer's sufferer, but she also won plaudits for her raw documentary Stories We Tell, in which she explores her family's history – it included the revelation that Polley herself was the result of an extramarital affair.

The story then picks up 15 years later to explore the fallout of past violence on the two men's sons.

Both books explore the painful fallout of a husband's infidelity, but Starnone pointed out that the abandoned-wife archetype dates back much further than Ferrante, whose own work plays on predecessors from Greek myths to Tolstoy.

The Kindness of Women, marketed as a "sequel" to Empire of the Sun, steered back towards the provocative style of Ballard's earlier work, exploring the psychic fallout of horror and violence.