Brutally forthright, he wrote about the slow decline and death from AIDS of his partner, James Holmes.
This is a tightly focused, completely forthright collection written almost entirely in the bleakest key imaginable.
Then there are letters of complaint including a particularly forthright one written in October 1986 and diligently filed away.
That can't be said of "Elegy". This is a tightly focused, completely forthright collection written almost entirely in the bleakest key imaginable.
Mr. Nicholson, best known for "Shadowlands," the play and film about the author C. S. Lewis's late-in-life marriage to a forthright American, wrote "The Retreat From Moscow" in reaction to his own parents' divorce.
Steele said that while he didn't think Verducci was hiding anything, he added that, "I'd argue that it's better to be forthright and write, 'By the way, I collaborated with Torre on a book.'" Case No. 3: John Kruk of ESPN.
He also wrote forthright autobiographies A Choice of Weapons (1966), To Smile in Autumn (1979), and Voices in the Mirror (1990).
"It's sort of like playing Monopoly and he's got a get out of jail card, but he never lands in jail". Still, it might be difficult to discount the prescience of Moorlach's warnings, particularly those laid out in the clear, forthright letter he wrote to Riley six months before the bond crisis erupted.
Bill Gates said, "We're very open in terms of what we're doing," saying Warren Buffett inspired him with his forthright letters when he started writing them 10 years ago.
When it comes to delving into the process of writing, Deborah is extremely honest and forthright, not trying to add any type of flavorful therapeutic spin.
But I loved Ebert for his openness, his forthright personal approach, and for the unadorned simplicity of his writing.
