The narrative delivers all the key genre elements in a plot of audacious simplicity.
It was as if the three of us were quiet co-conspirators in a plot of the palate.
A boy loses his football in a plot of land that no one must enter, and no one ever leaves.
But as if to obscure this direct, passionate nature, Shapiro has installed her version of Louise Brunet in a plot of frustrating complexity.
She worked entirely alone, without sophisticated equipment, analyzing the mysterious patterns of coloration in the corn she grew in a plot of land behind her house.
By Adrienne M. Murphy The New Yorker, November 12 , 1927P. 81 Wrap me up in a plot of land View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum By Doreen St. Félix.
He goes on to show, in a plot of spiralling inventiveness, the dead woman's coffin being used by her amoral son and his close chum as a hiding place for stolen loot.
The Liberal Democrats will have to take at face value Vince Cable's claims that he was not involved in a "plot of malice" against Nick Clegg, Lord Ashdown has said.
It stands in a plot of weed and builders' junk, with a bit of stained glass in the smashed front door a place for kids to hide in, rather than be born.
By the time this book ends, the reader has been caught up in a plot of Dickensian intricacy, the Ibis readied for whatever its mission may be, and the characters firmly enveloped in new, self-created identities.
By Adrienne M. Murphy The New Yorker, November 12 , 1927P. 81 Wrap me up in a plot of land View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Emily Nussbaum By George Packer.
