All of them are well reported, engagingly furious tales about how America led "coalition forces" into the quagmire which is Iraq by ignoring, as is said, "realities on the ground".
This is a luminous, furious, wildly inventive tale that not only shines a bright light on one of the darkest periods of history, but also opens up thrilling new vistas for the form of the novel itself.
I was terrified he'd be furious — having heard tales of his explosive temper during your youth — but he just laughed it off.
The news about the nation's foreclosure scandal has been coming fast and furious, fueled by tales of backdated documents, false affidavits and "rocket dockets" that push families into the street.
Overall, it's a magical tale of furious perseverance.
Many are furious to see the tale told from the viewpoint of a white suburban male, and that the telling of a riot initiated by transgender women of color now sees them shunted aside, while the history, and the honor, is colonized by gay white men.
Audiences cheer, laugh and weep in almost equal measure as the gripping and often gruesome tale unfolds with furious pace and Hitchcockian intensity.
(She escaped during the last, furious fighting to tell the tale, but such behavior suffers in comparison to the doomed heroism of Crockett, Travis and Bowie).
Fast, furious and very funny, the tale of two brothers – one brought up in London, the other in Nigeria – making their way through their estate to buy a pint of milk, with petty fights and street dancing along the way, had critics lining up to anoint her as the brightest, sparkiest new dramatic voice on the block.
Early tales include a furious quarrel with a local Anglican vicar, both of them hollering from tombstones in the parish churchyard.
