In her fleeting, incisive way, she gives us a glimpse of Teena's interior life as a faulty, loving mother and a person of grit and gaiety.
He writes evocatively of "Cyprus Avenue," a song about helplessness in the face of faulty or unrealizable love.
By the way, Newte's etymology was faulty: "organ" has nothing to do with love or any other worthy sentiment but comes from a root term for "work," giving the Greeks their words both for work (ergon) and tool (organon).
But, with Arkansas's budget spilling red ink, the idea that $50m has disappeared into a faulty computer system is not likely to make voters love him.
Apart from the short stories Marcus wrote in college – "terrible, terrible stuff" – his earliest efforts to provoke a reaction through his writing were love notes he sent at school, which he now critiques for their faulty methodology.
Faulty research leading to suspect findings taints many of the mega hits that managers love to quote, he says.
Many fans, Thomas adds, say a similar thing to him when expressing their love of the Soup Nazi ― but as kind as the sentiment is, it's got a faulty premise.
