Perry's excellent debut, After Me Comes the Flood, was short and strange, narrated out of a sensibility difficult to define or place, from a distance that seemed both alienated and intimate.
Perry's excellent debut, After Me Comes the Flood, was short and strange, narrated out of a sensibility difficult to define or place, from a distance that seemed both alienated and intimate.
"Mei Mei is wearing the '80s-inspired punk look," Ms. Foster narrated, pointing out the tiny plaid kilt and rhinestone-skull tank top.
James Baldwin could have narrated "Get Out," like Joe Gillis hovering over "Sunset Boulevard" — a posthumous prophetic ghost bearing witness to the ghoulish events.
The controversy that most affected Wallace grew out of a 1982 "CBS Reports" documentary he narrated on the Vietnam War.
While the remaining, shorter stories in Eyes are more akin to exercises, they generally have a playful air that mixes well with Gass's customary grouchiness – as with "Don't Even Try, Sam" (which is narrated by what turns out to be the casually racist prop piano used in the film Casablanca).
Students were to narrate or act out the tale as they had heard it, explain the context in which they had heard it, and also provide their interpretation of the story.
Narrating these tales out loud and in the first person, some translators began to manifest signs of post-traumatic stress disorder, as though they'd experienced the events they were relaying.
Both Lee and Bob narrated the audiobook, which came out in 2007, but Bob said that during the recording process, he was still regaining the cognitive abilities that he'd lost after the roadside bombing.
The Public Broadcasting Service taped the afternoon concert for telecast at 7 P.M., and covered the 9 P.M. concert live, making for a more than four-hour sweep of Carnegiana, narrated by Beverly Sills and Peter Jennings and beamed out across the nation.
Fell"), sung by Juliette Commagere in a haze of synthetic tones, and "In My Town," a thoughtful ballad (with the jazz pianist Jacky Terrasson) that turns out to be narrated by a ruthless real-estate developer.
