Conservatives — that is, conservative writers and their more thoughtful readers — are intensely self-aware when it comes to race.
Appropriate to the broader cultural context in and into which it was written, Bravura Cool offers readers an intensely challenging yet eminently rewarding aesthetic and pedagogical experience, and one richly deserving of further study, consideration, and dialogue.
A political activist, community volunteer and "good neighbor", Anne was also an avid reader and intensely enjoyed gardening.
"That requires vivid sensory detail…When the scene in question is a sex scene, some readers find that intensely uncomfortable.
Through all the subsequent phases of his literary life, there is a consistent character thread, which many readers have found intensely, almost viscerally, appealing.
What was it like for you to have readers respond so intensely to your character?
The incidents that occur on this single night are often farcical, often frustrating to Doug and to the reader, and always intensely vivid and specific.
The reader can hardly resist turning the next page, and the next… In an extraordinary breakthrough for the English novel, borrowing the intimacy of the 18th-century epistolary tradition, Charlotte Brontë had found a way to mesmerise the reader through an intensely private communion with her audience.
(Those books, after all, had many thousands of intensely loyal readers before anyone thought about stamping their characters onto lunch boxes).
Particularly in this intensely political season, readers and media critics are calling for journalists to take more responsibility for what is true and what is not.
