Last month Alfred A. Knopf published a new collection of his short stories, poems and narrative sketches, "Day Out of Days," that developed from dozens of leather-bound notebooks he has carried with him over the years.
Readings will include narrative sketches of the history of the period, critical literature examining key instances of encounter, and primary sources produced by westerners that record their impressions of and experiences in Constantinople.
Spun out of Daniel's stand-up routines the 30-minute pilot mixes together narrative, sketches and stand-up, taking viewers on a unique and very funny journey through a teenager's world view.
Through brief narrative sketches framed by well-chosen song selections showcasing the singer's remarkable range, Saundra McLain's inspiring staging traces the transformation of Hayes Elijah Rockk) from impoverished son of former slaves-turned-tenant farmers to international sensation.
Second, what George and Bennett call a detailed narrative is sketched (2).
How readily we, though hemispheres apart, can either buoy or burden each others spirits with the narratives we sketch of one another.
In 2011 Pitchfork, the music Web site, reran the group's early episodes, and financed shorter, more narrative-leaning sketches.
Starting in his early 20's, Boswell had begun the habit of keeping daily notes on things he had done and seen, people he had met, conversations he had listened to, and he would later work these up into narratives and sketches.
In fact, Mr. Martin's script takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.
Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's 1910 farcical sendup of the German bourgeoisie takes its distinctive tone from its combination of narrative literature and sketch comedy.
