Except this book has been credited with something else: introducing women who usually read run-of-the-mill literary or commercial fiction to graphic, heavy-breathing erotica.
This season, Mishka made sure to keep the graphics heavy with plenty of tees, jerseys, and hats emblazoned with gnarly bloodshot eyeballs and Death Adders bears.
Some of the clothes have been modified: a graphic-heavy jacket received puffer panels; a taffeta hood got attached to a crested knit sweater.
The app has a cute, graphic-heavy interface and a sleep timer, but the timer has a maximum setting of only 75 minutes.
Its low profile provides a sharp contrast to the flamboyance of the Islamic State, which operates with an almost pathological desire for attention, publishing graphic-heavy magazines and flooding social media with images of carnage.
It holds true for graphic-heavy web sites, which really show their "true colors" on the Nokia screen.
And the reality is that depending on how graphic-heavy the app/site is, it's going to be a lot of work for developers to make the upgrades.
Plenty of limitations still exist (it's still mostly impossible to access the microphone/camera on most smartphones from the browser, for example), but one big hurdle might be on the way out: hardware-based acceleration, otherwise known as the goods required for graphic-heavy gaming.
There is just one photographic work: Frances Myers's intermittently graphic and heavy-handed series of digital prints on canvas, taken from a video depicting a "Dead Deer".
But as the demand for more powerful computer graphics increased (first brought on by the heavy graphics demands of the early Windows operating system), the circuitry designed to produce graphics, especially 3-D images, evolved into powerful, separate circuit boards that plug into computers' motherboards.
