Told in turn by Antoinette and her husband, the Mr Rochester of Jane Eyre, it is, as Francis Wyndham commented in his introduction, "an imaginative feat almost uncanny in its vivid intensity".
So the film serves as an imaginative first half of an introduction (or reintroduction) to Adams that will have to continue at a museum, library or bookstore.
Of Mr. Kizza, Nick says: It goes everywhere from abstract club rap to intensely personal, funny/sad storytelling and serves as a dope introduction to one imaginative, hungry-ass dude from Valdosta, GA.
For readers unfamiliar with this writer's work, this slender volume, deftly translated by Jay Rubin, may serve as a succinct introduction to his imaginative world, embodying in miniature the pleasures and frustrations of his fiction: its ability to turn spiritual fatigue and other modern states of mind into resonant fables, as well as its tendency to devolve into whimsy and willful abstraction.
It became noted for its imaginative contemporary repertoire, athletic dancers, and the introduction of psychedelic effects to ballet.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
The possibility of headlines claiming "Virgin Mary tells her story for the first time" was not the introduction required for this audacious feat of imaginative empathy.
What I have termed the 'postmodern obituary' – the one that gives a humorous and unfawning account of a life – arrived in the UK with a 'big bang' in October 1986, with major structural changes to the British newspaper industry such as deunionisation, the collapse in newsprint prices and the introduction of new technology – as well as some imaginative individuals.
