Nor would the equally greedy readers of biographies want it any other way -- a cannibal feast of family dysfunction, vile apprenticeship, open wounds, big scores, closet secrets, love gone wrong, grief and grudge.
White's grid work is forever shifting, as his overlapping panels shuffle like snapshots fallen from a scrapbook, and his full "splash" pages are so visually engaging that the greedy reader wishes he'd provided yet more of them.
But if you're a greedy reader as I am, there's a tendency to immediately start thinking about what to read next.
Then came the inevitable book, Before I Say Goodbye, which contained not only the columns but also a host of personal emails exchanged between Picardie and friends, for those greedy readers who wanted even more info about Ms. Picardie's death throes. .
Comics represented poor value for pocket money to a greedy, speedy reader concerned primarily with the fatness of purchased reading matter, so I never experienced the excitement of agitating for the new Beano on a weekly visit to the newsagent.
Great reader of the game.
Mantel said the awards were not making her complacent: "I'm always greedy for readers, like every author.
Too many members — as evidenced by angry responses from readers of the recent news reports — would say that AARP has become greedy and self-serving, ready to sacrifice older Americans' political interests to its own economic bottom line, which is no longer dependent just on members' dues, but has broadened to include a range of profit-making activities.
So did readers of The Guardian.
But he's greedy, so of course he won't.
