He did extensive, lively reporting all over the world, the book is in his voice, and for long stretches Kasarda disappears entirely.
I read them both this morning, and, just for the record, they were both full of lively reporting, timely reviews, sharp commentary, arresting photography, and interesting graphics.
Every few months it seems there is a new music publication, hungry for writers who can stand above the pack with insightful interviews, lively live reports and cliché-free record reviews that inform, inspire and arrest readers by capturing the sound and spirit of music in the written word.
Last week, a British parliamentary committee added a long and lively report about Murdoch's earlier obfuscation before it and concluded, in a split verdict, that Murdoch was not a "fit and proper" person to have a broadcast license.
The House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee has published an unexpectedly lively report urging British diplomats and ministers to be "less deferential" to the U.S. No more groveling, then.
Then he went back to school, embarking on a doctorate at Cambridge, home to a number of unorthodox economists.The result is a lively mix of scholarship, reporting and polemic.
Marrying exemplary reporting with lively, lucid writing, she makes a convincing -- nay, devastating -- case that Levin wrecked the legacy of Henry Luce, the founder of Time Inc., in the service of his ego.
Seibel Systems reports lively demand for its partnership-collaboration software.
But he was a better writer than reporter; his 20-plus books, mixing subtle psychological reflection and vivid description, invited comparisons with Joseph Conrad, another Polish-born lover of faraway places.His unique perspective from the bottom was matched by lively (critics called it imaginative) reporting from (or about) the innermost sanctums.
(It's a good paper, by the way, with Pulitzer Prizes in its history and a lively local report each day).
Last year, Bob Deans, then the president of the White House Correspondents Associationn, told his colleagues in an e-mail message that they could still write lively pool reports "without tossing in gratuitous asides or inside jokes that some people might interpret as unprofessional".
