This week's show marries text and poetry with music, often composed by Galás herself.
These days, novels are most often composed not on bound leaves but on computer screens.
His buildings are often composed inside and out of glass, cement, ceramics and steel.
As a result, juries are often composed of housewives, the unemployed and the retired.
Hemingway, we learn, wrote standing up; Capote, lying down; Raymond Carver often composed in his car.
Handel often composed for royalty and had a gift for conveying a grand sense of occasion.
Villages in upland Nepal are often composed of a handful of extended families, which offer support in times of hardship.
An independent genre in pre-Islamic poetry was the elegy, often composed by a woman, usually a deceased hero's sister.
My narratives are often composed in such a way that any attempt to reconstruct an external chronology results in a series of contradictions.
Unlike debut novels, first collections characteristically gather together all the new writer's best work to date: work often composed over several years.
Chandra delights in the profanity of Bombay street talk, which he renders in a hard, garish vocabulary, often composed of as many untranslated Hindi words as English ones.
