He's authored eight books, the latest a memoir called "My Dyslexia". His work ethic echoes Rabil's: He writes slowly, and rewrites over and over and over.
They fuss, write, and rewrite over and over again when they should be attending meetings, making phone calls, or engaging in some other, more productive activity.
The rapid rise in popularity of K-pop music and the groups that create and push it is a story that has been told many times before, but it's one that must be rewritten over and over, as it continues to change.
Millipede has another advantage over punch cards: the holes can be closed up so that data can be rewritten over and over.
"Joy" had always been an idiosyncratic operation, written and rewritten, over the years, by strong personalities who held forceful and often conflicting opinions.
After the collection was bought, I threw out two of the stories that were in the original manuscript, and then I completely tore down and rewrote over half the stories with different characters or different points of view.
Furthermore, REACH will come into force just as the Commission is making a big song and dance about its "Better Regulation" project, a plan to repeal or rewrite over 200 pieces of legislation between 2005 and 2008.
"And then these things are rewritten over and again, because in the end they also have to fit me and so they have to be teased out over time.
Officers were asked to write 25 words or fewer on what their book would be about — words that, once rewritten over and over and ultimately boiled down to a single word, would serve to keep them from straying into tangents when they got around to actual writing.
Consider the ritualized cliffhanger at the end of each chapter, which represents order and excitement at the same time — "Nancy flew from the saddle and hit the ground so hard she blacked out!" The series also survived because they were rewritten over time.
