David Hare's lean, incisive screenplay and Philip Glass's churning minimalist score fold stories that take place in different eras into a single timeless plane (Holden).
According to the Hymn to Demeter, the Mysteries at Eleusis originated in the two-fold story of Demeter's life her separation from and reunion with her daughter and her failure to make the queen's son immortal.
But the Times has a national readership, and this was a front-page, above-the-fold story.
In the most egregious case of mislabeling this side of Zabar's no lobster "lobster salad," the Journal's front page, above-the-fold story on Saturday sought to paint the situation as a "culture clash" based on "clashing personalities" and driven by "a war of words".
To build narrative tension while folding stories within stories, Mr. Irving hops and skips through time, frequently backing and filling in order to stingily deal out crucial details to the reader.
*** Following are quotes from the participants: "My own story is one among the thousand-fold stories you have not heard.
Last week, on the same front page that carried (above the fold) the story of Clinton's book deal, the Washington Post reported (below the fold) on the kickoff of George W. Bush's summer vacation — four full weeks, a holiday worthy of a retired bond dealer or a German factory worker.
With clever visual and narrative legerdemain, Mr. Lou folds two stories together.
As the movie folds these stories together, it emerges that Richard is Laura's grown-up son.
They folded the stories into paper airplanes and hurled them out of hotel windows.
Ten years after the magazine folded, nine stories from Beyond were collected into the 160-page paperback Beyond, published in 1963 by Berkley Books (F712) and edited by Thomas Dardis (who was not credited on the book).
