But she has sought to evade that restriction through videotaped virtual book readings, smuggled out of Cuba on flash drives, in which she explains her situation and reads sketches from her book.
Or read the sketch and act it out with your writing partner.
The dances read like sketches, handsome but slight and perhaps a bit dusty.
His imagined situations read like sketches he might have conceived at his old job as a writer for "Saturday Night Live".
"We read the sketches on Wednesday night to determine the wigs to be built at Bob Kelly's, a wig maker on 46th Street.
Maupassant's stories have a strangely strong power on the cinema — they read like sketches by an extraordinarily perceptive, witty, vigorous, and impatient painter.
His imagination lodged a horde of demons, buzzing like flies inside his haunted head, and his dreams rehearsed his guilt in scenarios that read like sketches for incidents in his novels, which they often were.
The Only Good Thing Anyone Has Ever Done by Sandra Newman 387pp, Chatto & Windus, £10.99 Halfway through this looping, fragmented tale of lost parents, adopted brothers and enigmatic sisters, poetic parallels and staggering coincidences, you feel the urge to stop reading and sketch out some kind of dysfunctional family tree on the flyleaf, for clarification.
After reading the sketch aloud, the interviewer proceeded to the questionnaire, which took approximately an hour and a half to complete.
She set up a visible camera, usually on a tripod, and estimates that she has taken thousands of pictures of herself engaging in mundane acts such as reading, sketching, talking on the phone and eating in public.
