The third, due on March 1, is the most personal and quietly startling: "Storms Can't Hurt the Sky: A Buddhist Path Through Divorce" (DaCapo), an account of the end of Mr. Cohen's marriage.
BB 2.04am GMT K-Stew (we can call her that right?) rattles off a few startling stats about storm damage in New Jersey: 22,000 people had to be evacuated from Hoboken, a town of 55,000 people, alone.
At the eye of the storm is the startling climb in the numbers of children who have been diagnosed with one of the autism spectrum disorders (ASDs).
Readers of Crace's previous novels will expect Walter's startling way with metaphor: a midnight storm "enamelling" puddles; air that is "stewed"; a woman's "finchy" voice.
Instead, the solar storms swept away a startling swath of the plasmasphere, researchers reported here 15 December at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
A startling but manufactured image of the giant storm that made the rounds on Twitter and Facebook.
But once the Wednesday storm hit, the numbers were startling for one day: the Weather Service said that by 10 p.m., 12.5 inches had fallen in Ridgewood, N.J.; 10 inches in Paramus, N.J.; and 13.1 inches in South Valley Stream, on Long Island.
A startling study says that the most devastating storms -- those, like Hurricane Michael, which intensify rapidly -- are already more common.
However, a startling pattern emerged: While about 10 giant storms ravaged each site from 3500 to 1000 years ago, no site had more than one such impact in the last millennium.
A brief scan of Wallet Hub.com, the American Gaming Association, Mobile Storm and the NCAA itself, reveal these startling statistics.
