He turned this into "Santa's Twin" (HarperCollins, 1996), a 72-page, 640-line narrative poem that became a best seller.
With the best of intentions, a writer was likely to put a different spin on the story by presenting it as a sixty-line narrative.
Mr. Campos faults Dr. Goffman's book for its implausibility--faulty time lines, narrative incongruities, and putatively embellished eye-witness descriptions of police behavior.
The summer 2013 shows vibrate with pattern, but with a fresh story line: the narrative print, telling a tale in tiny pictures.
Equipped with the extensive list of drivers, actors and factors the experts were separated into four breakout groups, to construct brief (10 lines) narratives on future addiction and lifestyle images.
But front-line narratives -- in isolation -- have a weakness.
"Journalists are looking for a story line, a narrative device, that plays out over weeks and months, and there's nothing wrong with that.
For survey evidence that could not be line-by-line coded, narrative summary was used to form a structured narrative of results.
A clear line of narrative for the intelligent general reader suffers.
