Twelve years after publishing "The Country Between Us," Forché edited an impressive anthology, "Against Forgetting" (1993), which argued for the poetry of witness as a coherent tradition in twentieth-century poetry.
Surveying over four decades of women in the military, Paper Dolls is not only a feat of screen-printing, but an impressive anthology of modern day veterans.
This year, fantasy and science fiction author Jeff VanderMeer focused less on rumination on the craft of writing (he's penned award-winning guides to imaginative fiction, and has put together a few impressive anthologies of steampunk stories) and (much!) more on writing novels of his own.
"Thirty Ways of Looking at Hillary," an impressive if somewhat exhausting anthology about the first feasible female presidential contender, is a prism focused almost exclusively on such familiar emblems of the domestic realm — not welfare reform, but the inner confines of the White House.
This "impressive if somewhat exhausting anthology," as our reviewer, Alexandra Jacobs, described it, focuses almost exclusively on Clinton as an iconic figure, and on the writers' personal response to her, rather than on her record as a senator.
This is the most revealing footage we've seen so far of the FX anthology series, which boasts an impressive cast, including Cuba Gooding Jr., David Schwimmer, Sarah Paulson and Selma Blair. .
The fact that a work of fiction by you is included in a popular anthology of American literature you are using in the course— very impressive!
Edited by Reza Aslan, the book was picked up by W. W. Norton, which published it last month to strongly positive reviews; Publishers Weekly called it "an impressive success that spans vast regions of time and territory," continuing, "this is that rare anthology: cohesive, affecting and informing".
The always impressive British label Soul Jazz recently released "Voguing: Voguing and the House Ballroom Scene in New York City, 1976-96," anthologyogy spanning house and electro-soul and post-disco, all of which set the soundtrack for the rise of vogue culture in New York in the late 1980s, an era that seems firmly imprinted in Zebra Katz's mind.
"The Square," a well-executed anthology of short new works at the Joseph Papp Public Theater through Nov. 18, brings an impressive concentration of theater talent to a single subject, the Asian-American experience, and a single place, a fictional public square in the Chinatown of some imagined American city.
Calling it an "impressive debut issue", Jakala predicted that its high quality content and high value for the price would result in the anthology becoming a successful anthology in North America.
