The near-perfect imprint off a left foot launching a kick at the Mexican border, indeed.
That summer, shortly after Sartre excerpted the manuscript in his literary journal, Les Temps Modernes, Jean d'Halluin, a young publisher trying to get his new imprint off the ground, asked Vian to bring him something juicy enough to be a hit.
"It's really hit a nerve," said Ms. Einhorn, whose imprint started off with "The Help" as its inaugural title.
Say It! imprint comes off as his treasured sermon; a homage to the tones that have defined his career, and iconic producers like Kerri Chandler, Masters At Work, and Mood II Swing, who helped influence his sound.
As sperm form, a process called imprinting turns off some genes that make offspring smaller.
Rather like the outlandish technology featured in the cult film-maker's creepy Dollhouse TV show, in which brainwashed human beings are imprinted with off-the-shelf personalities for the entertainment of rich clients, Whedon took an existing property and upgraded it to the next level.
As the nail polish hardens, it forms an imprint of the eye and this imprint was peeled off and imaged using bright-field microscopy.
Just ahead of its March 2013 publication date, a modest hardback print run of a new novel, Traps, under the Weidenfeld & Nicholson imprint, spilled off the production line at the Clays book plant, a near-200-year-old business in the Suffolk market town of Bungay.
That's because a photon retains the imprint of the last few times it scatters off the cloud of glowing gas in the infant universe.
The award for poetry went to Nikky Finney for her fourth collection, "Head Off & Split," published by TriQuarterly, an imprint of Northwestern University Press.
Fabric, EC1, Sat BB Beginning as a spin-off imprint from London's taste-making Young Turks, the label behind acronym heavy favourites such as the xx, FKA twigs and SBTRKT, Whities has quickly blossomed into a compelling home for esoteric electronica.
