These are multilayered books into which the authors have woven passages of thoughtful narrative from their own experiences.
The present one is a sort of multilayered autobiography, each book holding the moment in which I opened it for the first time.
Doubts remain about the argument – it would be good to know more about how these developments clashed with or complemented the achievements of the Arabs – but in spite of that the result is more lasagne than pickled herring, a multilayered, complicated, dense book that demands time to read and be digested but rewards by giving one plenty to chew on.
The book is a multilayered tale of the various inhabitants of an apartment building in Aswany's beloved Downtown.
Patrick Flanery's first novel, "Absolution" (2012), was a beautiful book of secrets, a multilayered tale of post-apartheid South Africa.
The book is a densely populated multilayered panorama of manners and human frailties; subtitled A Novel Without a Hero, Vanity Fair metaphorically represents the human condition.
In the wonderful production now at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, the 2006 musical, which won five Tony Awards, including best book and score, remains as multilayered as it was on Broadway.
"Mermaids in Paradise" has the same off-beat, multilayered sense of humor as Millet's previous books, such as "Magnificence," which was a finalist for the 2012 National Book Critics Circle Award, and "Love in Infant Monkeys," which was a finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize.
In The Landing, a multilayered, metaphysical poem towards the end of the book, a man (a version, perhaps, of Orpheus, complete with lyre) finds himself halfway up a flight of stairs, poised in the "half-shade" between "the complex upper light" and "the darker flight / that fell back to the dead".
In the present book chapter an overview of the multilayered scaffolds fabricated for ITE applications is reported.
