Sentence examples for of necessary Errors from inspiring English sources

Caleb Crain is the author of "Necessary Errors".

But it is to the detriment of "Necessary Errors" that these issues are also unclear to the reader and perhaps the author.

"But that is how," Kaspar tells him, speaking, perhaps, for the reader of "Necessary Errors" as well, who, by this point, feels very pleasantly trapped by their story.

Caleb Crain is the author of the novel "Necessary Errors" and a contributor to the magazine.

Caleb Crain is the author of the novel "Necessary Errors," which will be published by Penguin in August.

The necessary errors of the novel's title have to do with judgment, ethics, love, various forms of political innocence.

"It's a non-homosexual world, and the majority of those who are buying, selling, and reading literature are non-homosexual," the journalist Tyler Coates wrote for Flavorwire last summer, in an article that riveted my attention because it happened to appear the week before the release of my own novel, "Necessary Errors," whose main character is gay.

But before long the purpose of such pointillism becomes clear: "Necessary Errors" aims to vividly and carefully reconstruct a lost time.

"WHY didn't anyone lock her up?" snarls the protagonist of Caleb Crain's novel "Necessary Errors", on hearing that a friend, a talented poet, has committed suicide on her second attempt.

"Necessary Errors" is an achievement of detailed recollection, and as such has a dense, realistic heft.

Caleb Crain's new novel, Necessary Errors, chronicles the lives of the young and the restless who flocked to Prague in that early post-revolutionary period.