I think that authors' ghosts creep back Nightly to haunt the sleeping shelves And find the books they wrote.
England's tough group means Roy Hodgson, the famously bookish manager, takes books by the most miserabilist of his favourite authors and reads them nightly to the squad to inculcate a sophisticated brand of stoicism.
"The roof climber must dodge the proctors, with their attendant evil the bulldogs, on their nightly prowl round the streets of Cambridge," the pseudonymous author Whipplesnaith wrote, in a 1937 treatise entitled "The Night Climbers of Cambridge".
Unfortunately for the audience that tuned into his almost nightly lampoons on politics and his conversations with statesmen, authors and experts, those ideas likely don't include TV.
It's a brilliant bookshop that offers near nightly courses on everything from bridge to tantra to ukulele, weekly author events and a delicious cafe.
On 14 December, the day of the primary school shooting, Morgan used his nightly broadcast to lambast the pro-gun lobby, shouting down John Lott, author of More Guns, Less Crime, in an angry exchange.
"When doctors prescribe benzos for nightly sleep, tolerance develops quickly," says Dr. Stewart Shipko, a psychiatrist in Pasadena and the author of Xanax Withdrawal.
The amount of fecal matter in a bathroom, suggests Wendy Marston, author of "The Hypochondriac's Handbook," is inversely proportional to the hotel's nightly rate.
You become newly aware of just how much an actor is an author of any given production, and the degree to which a play reinvents itself on a nightly basis.
The civil war is known locally as "the destruction", and one source tells the author that wherever the four horsemen of the apocalypse ride out to in the world, they return nightly to stable in Somalia.
