POSSESSION A romantic thriller, directed by Joel Bergvall and Simon Sandquist, about a woman who believes that her dead husband's spirit has shifted to his brother.
Her four nominations come after a remarkable year which saw her score the fastest-selling British debut album of all time with Spirit, which shifted 375,000 copies in its first week.
Today, self-publishing's "progressive and disruptive vitality" fits my artistic renegade spirit, but shifting to romance after non-fiction came with some trepidation.
In Caryl Churchill's The Skriker, a shape-shifting spirit torments two teenage mothers.
Its five-movement form, with a constantly shifting spirit, echoes that of a traditional suite: Overture, Adagio, Minuet, Gavotte and Gigue.
Ansky's play itself has something of a shape-shifting spirit, revised many times for the stage, film, dance and even opera.
The drinks and snacks firm has "lost its entrepreneurial spirit" and is "shifting to a plodding, 'big company' mentality", it claims.
NBCSN's policy of showing two Stanley Cup finals games aligns it in corporate spirit with the shifts of the British Open and college football's Bowl Championship Series games to ESPN.
Although the writers and (mostly anonymous) cover illustrators didn't know it at the time, their work helped set themes — about easy living and the region's carefree spirit, but also shifting personal identity and busted dreams — that were carried on through the century by artists such as the Beach Boys, the Eagles, Randy Newman, Snoop Dogg and Best Coast.
One reason for the shift in spirit can be traced to a November conversation between Alberto Colaco, the president of the Indian soccer association, and Sunil Gulati, the head of the United States Soccer Federation.
