Despite his irregular income and general lack of funds, his estate realised £7,000 ( value about £).
Devotion is his best-realised recorded attempt, embracing reggae, Asian music, blues, soul, and some scalding Coltranesque blowing, with guests including sophisticated singer Jacqui Dankworth.
One of his best-realised works is The Heart of the World (2000), Maddin's dreams of early Soviet cinema boiled down into a propulsive six-minute micro-epic.
Peckinpah's, who knew his time was short and that his vision, as realised, was incomplete?
Let's begin with the book, which is supple and sad and oddly compassionate too; his most fully realised work in more than a decade.
Kemp choreographed a fantastical two-hour routine with his troupe of mime artists that spun references to A Clockwork Orange and 1920s constructivism, Korniloff designed numerous outfit changes – including 10 white elastic bodysuits – and Bowie unleashed his most fully realised vision of Ziggy.
While Corbyn's election in 2015 and then again in 2016 felt like the way to achieve this, his supporters have realised it was only the beginning, and that Corbyn is an essential part of the journey as the left seeks to cement much-needed change within the Labour party.
His proposals were realised, and he would go on to enjoy a position as the Bank's personal architect for 45 years, a role that led to a proliferation of spin-off private projects for the bank's well-heeled directors.
Café gossips try to read the political tea-leaves, the Successor's stricken family rummage through their own pasts for clues, foreign intelligence agencies speculate, mediums are consulted, the dead man himself is brought on to testify, and meanwhile Hoxha broods on it all from deep within the fog of his own splendidly realised reptilian consciousness.
After his release, Robbie finds himself in the army; the second half of the novel, brilliantly realised, follows his experiences at Dunkirk.
