They share an editor, Jonathan Galassi, a good-natured competitiveness seemingly unstrained by the immense popularity of "The Corrections," and the view, as Mr. Eugenides put it, that "we've gone so far out with deconstructing literature that it's almost in need of being reconstructed".
The New York Times critic Vincent Canby called it "an unqualified winner" and "a fine dark comedy of flamboyant style and immense though seemingly effortless technique".
But their efforts also encompassed immense, pseudo-encyclopedic, seemingly random accumulations of still or video images.
The reason is the immense growth, and seemingly limitless credit, of the United States economy over the last 65 years, as compared to the sacrifice and unity required to wring $4 trillion from a much smaller economy to wage the earlier war.
Immense power, even seemingly benevolent power, is met with great skepticism by an Internet community.
I guess I'm a sucker for witnessing someone struggling to improve, seemingly doing so and then expressing immense gratitude.
Though love and loss are immense matters, they are also immensely personal, often brought into crushing focus in small and seemingly innocuous moments.
In front of me was an immense red S.U.V., in perfect condition, seemingly just washed and detailed, with a pair of golden testicles swinging from its undercarriage.
As we seemingly enter the Anthropocene era, this report further signifies humanity's immense impact and the effects that is having for wildlife and people alike".
In the first gallery, three seemingly identical, heavily textured but nonetheless Photo Realist paintings all offer immense, grisaille renditions of a beat-up photograph of the artist as a somber young man.
