LIGHTNING RODS, by Helen DeWitt.
I have a collection of bamboo rods, by all the great makers.
The book that deserved to do better: Lightning Rods by Helen DeWitt.
"(They) were beaten to death with sticks and iron rods by villagers, mostly the youth.
And I'm about halfway into "Lightning Rods," by Helen DeWitt, which is also fiction.
They watch a couple of the Made in Chelsea men sit with fishing rods by a lake, talking about women.
Her drapes are hung on aluminum hospital rods by Kirsch (No. 93001), which come straight or curved, in various lengths.
Last year's beguiling cloud of white steel rods, by the relatively obscure Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, was one of the most visited pavilions yet.
From 1978 to 1997, Mr. Coddington was the owner of Boyds Wheels and of Hot Rods by Boyd, each located in Stanton, Calif.
15 October"Lightning Rods," by HelenDeWitt, p. 39 galley) September"John McPhee The Art of Nonfiction No. 3," The Paris Review, Spring 2010,p.
Sequitur's program tonight, though, looks at a time when this seemingly logical approach was not yet apparent, and it does so by focusing on two composers, David Del Tredici and George Rochberg, who became lightning rods by changing sides.
