There were two aspects that were particularly challenging, one was imparting information to the reader through Lucy's perspective.
Some original advice to impart to the masses?
Nagl understands the message Vann imparted to Halberstam and tried to impart to the generals he served under: counterinsurgency requires an excruciatingly fine calibration of lethal force.
How Craig Thompson's visual novel uses scale to impart crucial information to the reader.
I try to impart to my readers the same kind of fire.
The genius of the novel, however, resides above all in the first-person narration of Humbert Humbert the hilarious disparity between what he imparts so lyrically to the reader and what little he can actually say to the gum-snapping nymphet whereas a screenplay, no matter how gorgeously written, is confined mostly to the latter: dialogue.
The genius of the novel, however, resides above all in the first-person narration of Humbert Humbert – the hilarious disparity between what he imparts so lyrically to the reader and what little he can actually say to the gum-snapping nymphet – whereas a screenplay, no matter how gorgeously written, is confined mostly to the latter: dialogue.
We hope to impart the readers with some of the excitement that currently surrounds nanocellulose research, which arises from the green nature of the particles, their fascinating physical and chemical properties, and the diversity of applications that can be impacted by this material.
So, if the lesson from Dolores is to never let a swarthy European scholar pick you up from summer camp, what did Charlotte impart to impressionable readers?
For this reason it is particularly memorable, and touching, when once in a while, in some context or another, Walser raises his eyes from the page, looks back into the past, and imparts to his reader — for example — that one evening years ago he was caught in a snowstorm on the Friedrichstrasse in Berlin and how the vividness of the memory has stayed with him ever since.
Jill Barklem's Store Stump, full of candied violets, preserved crabapples and drying mushrooms, imparts to small readers the joyful and cosy illusion of being smaller still – the size of someone for whom a whole hazelnut would represent bilious excess.
