He has never published, but his encyclopedic knowledge of Yiddish writers, coupled with his literary insights, astound.
A native of Leeds, England, Mr. Drake-Jones gives a popular Hemingway-themed tour and has an encyclopedic knowledge of the writer's time in Madrid.
But what is most captivating about reading "Reading Chekhov" -- and then, once you are done, about going back to read Chekhov -- is that it enriches your knowledge of the writer and his work while at the same time confronting you with his essential elusiveness.
To the best knowledge of the writer, deterministic inversion of SP data by sheet-type structures was not developed before.
In fact, to the best knowledge of the writer, the literature does not appear to contain any available geological or geophysical information about this particular site.
Pity the poor writer who comes at grammar armed only with common sense and a knowledge of what English writers have done in the past -- they're liable to be busted for violating ordinances they couldn't possibly have been aware of.
Her knowledge of the great writers of India was immense.
Test your knowledge of these celebrated writers on the anniversaries of their deaths: this year, Shaw's 50th and Wilde's 100th.
William's erudition included knowledge of the classical writers Virgil, Horace, Cicero, and Livy; the early church historians Eusebius, Gregory, and Augustine; and the English chroniclers Bede, Henry of Huntingdon, Simeon of Durham, and Anselm of Canterbury.
He had an encyclopedic knowledge of artists and writers, the real scoop on the artists who shaped our culture.
