Avant-garde writer Harry Mathews published his first book of poems in nearly 20 years, titled The New Tourism.
Henry Reuss, a thoughtful and creative congressman who represented the North Side of Milwaukee for nearly three decades, titled his 1999 memoir "When Government Was Good".
In November of 2014, the U.S. government's Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSAA) issued a press release titled "Nearly One in Five Adult Americans Experienced Mental Illness in 2013".
This summer, the composer and critic Jan Swafford published a nearly thousand-page biography, titled "Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph" (Houghton Mifflin).
I expect there will have been a morning session focused on the negatives and titled "What nearly cost us the game".
Since late September, he and dozens of other volunteers have handed out nearly two million glossy pamphlets titled "Fallen, but Not Forgotten".
Through Feb. 9 From a gray-painted floor that is purely coincidental to a small back room lined with nearly matching gray paper titled "Backdrop," Gaylen Gerber's latest gallery show in New York forms a modest, weirdly perfect entity, as well as a meditation on the monochrome.
Mr. Brooke, whose nearly completed dissertation is titled "Playing the Phonograph," has amassed material on the original tone tests, which featured prominent musicians of the day, including the soprano Anna Case, the baritone Thomas Chalmers and the violinist Albert Spalding, performing next to a phonograph at Carnegie Hall and other concert halls across the country.
"I'm a little drunk so I'm going to be honest," says Brown at the beginning of a nearly two-minute video titled "The Real Chris Brown," which shows the singer speaking in a car and is spliced with images of him partying with Rihanna.
Lately, however, Film Forum has emerged as an oasis of silence, owing to the runaway success of a nearly three-hour documentary, by the German filmmaker Philip Gröning, about Carthusian monks, titled "Into Great Silence".
