Written with extraordinary narrative force and power, The Iceberg is almost shocking in its rawness.
Brooklyn derives its extraordinary narrative charge from Tóibín's immersion in 19th-century fiction.
It has an extraordinary narrative twist that had me throwing the book across the room in disbelief and reluctant admiration.
She likens him to a "great cinema director" who approaches an "extraordinary narrative canvas from different angles".
Couperus made use of new word-formations in evoking atmosphere and displayed a gently ironic humour and an extraordinary narrative skill.
The country has produced an extraordinary narrative of how the judiciary can go wild and become nonsensical in prosecuting freedom of expression.
Coppin, too, lost a young daughter, and as Joe uncovers the full, extraordinary narrative, he recognises strong links between the Victorian's life and his own.
Back of the absurd sentimentality, however, lies an extraordinary narrative skill, as well as an ability to satisfy the perennial desire felt by children at a certain age for life to arrange itself as a fairy tale.
Among the great books in this series that address the human condition, Awakenings stands out as a profoundly influential medical classic from the 1970s, whose extraordinary narrative continues to reverberate.
Pagels had no argument with that, but she said to me later on that the Gospels, as literature, have an extraordinary narrative power that the Epistles, for all their theological importance, cannot match.
There will be an exploration of the grand interior spaces of Admiralty Arch, currently empty, where the Turner prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost will create one of her extraordinary narrative installations.
