Delhi, Montana, northern England: a new batch of noteworthy debut novels proves as varied as its backdrops, telling stories filled with tension, comedy and risky passion.
It was provocative, risky, weird, technically advanced, filled with dazzling though possibly pointless designs, and also potentially offensive.
Launching the business was a risky move: London was filled with companies run by former intelligence officers selling their contacts and inside knowledge.
"What if" disaster tales are a risky business; our world is filled with unrealized perils.
People seeking asylum in Australia used to make their risky journey because they were filled with hope of a better life.
Her connection to the crowd is instantaneous, but venturing into the aisles while sharing a microphone with an off-key amateur (like on "Honey, I'm Home") is risky business during a night filled with potential pitfalls.
But there's a quiet truth to success in those risky markets: the path to profits is often filled with mistakes and setbacks.
A tap dance by the twins Kurt and Kyle Froman is a risky interlude that begins with broad, simple steps but grows increasingly intricate, filled with moments on toe and little scissor jumps.
I'm going out of business.' "We all realized a lot of these companies were risky, but wanted to take them on because they were fun, creative, filled with lots of energy," she said.
Though he sang only about 25 roles onstage, some involved risky ventures into less familiar repertory, like Fernando in Donizetti's "Favorita," filled with taxing spans of ornate vocal lines.
