Tolkien inscribed only a "handful" of presentation copies of The Hobbit on its publication, said Sotheby's, with CS Lewis also a recipient.
The Italian journalist and writer Tiziano Terzani, who has died aged 65, once said that his gravestone should be inscribed only with his name and the word "traveller".
As Kardov puts it, Vukovar remains divided by an "invisible boundary line... inscribed only on the cognitive map of the members of one particular group".
Further, the practice of recruiting third-year undergraduates on the basis of A-level results is likely only to "re-inscribe many of the inequalities of the school system into the labour market".
Its peculiar zen is inscribed in limestone: "Wine and food speak not only to the palate, but to the mind and the deeper domain of the heart".
Excited, he not only showed it to an eastern European refugee in the queue, Rose Marie Dorn, but inscribed it to her.
I reiterated the sentiment each time a friend inscribed her soul mate's name on her body, only to later be dumped by her Prince Charming.
Instead, metamodern authorship re-inscribes the author as subservient in creative and generative capacity only to the one (if any) Creator whose blank page is larger is scope and receptivity than even the human subject can conceive.
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Or at least it seemed mundane, until a dove delivered Raymond-James' unnamed character a postcard direct from Storybrooke, inscribed with only one word: "Broken".
