Lauren Groff, who wrote the introduction to the collection, calls the book "an aerial map of Jansson's deepest concerns".
All of it appealed to what Elizabeth Spencer, who wrote the introduction to the book, calls Welty's "sense of reverence for life's mysteries, death being one of those".
Until then, and in honor of Arno's birthday, here's the introduction to the book, called "Mad at Something": On an early-spring afternoon at the end of last millennium, I was heading to Manhattan, driving south along Route 7, on the westernmost edge of Connecticut.
He was also commissioned by Time-Life Books to write a 1965 introduction to the field called simply "Growth". Tanner is survived by his wife, Gunilla; a daughter, Helen Phillips of London; a stepson and a stepdaughter who live in Sweden; and three granddaughters.
Gore Vidal, in an introduction to the Penguin edition, calls Maggie and her father "splendid monsters".
By way of introduction to the subject, I called on several executives of Detroit companies that service and supply the car manufacturers.
This would seem to be a typical instance of what Wood, in his introduction to The Irresponsible Self, calls the "theatrical tradition" in comic writing, and he traces the moment at which most English novelists grew out of it to the work of one writer: Jane Austen.
In the introduction to the table we called our effort "a work in progress".
"This gives further evidence to the notion that illicit financial flows are the most devastating economic issue impacting the global South," Raymond W Baker, GFI's president, stated in the introduction to the report released Wednesday, calling the numbers a "wake-up call to world leaders on the urgency with which illicit financial flows must be addressed".
