I then satisfied my taste for narrative by writing essays.
It was their first taste of the narratives that were beginning to form around "Eden"—about its delayed broadcast, and about their behavior in the woods.
Indeed, storytelling itself remains a central concern in the author's work, in both his taste for willfully complicated narratives and his philosophical preoccupation with the ways in which subjectivity acts as a distorting prism for our apprehension of the world.
Together they add up to a kind of crazy narrative of taste.
Two novels, even two plump ones, are a slender basis on which to make such pronouncements, but on the strength of his, Neel Mukherjee has a taste for violent contrasts and narratives-within-narratives.
Both Taste of Death (his earliest narrative, not published until 1975) and Carcase for Hounds (1974) capture the spirit of the resistance movement in the Kikuyu highlands of colonial Kenya.
His broad human sympathies, robust curiosity, narrative appetite, and eclectic taste--these qualities, in Rothstein's view, were mere camouflage for rigid obedience to Marxist categories of analysis.
When not cataloguing celebrities, the narrative is cataloguing the possessions and tastes of elite New Yorkers.
I thought most if not all Black people shared a single narrative of faith, but different liturgical tastes.
While "Illmatic," like Mr. Lamar's album, was primarily a document of observation rather than participation, it didn't reject the tastes of the day and wasn't a coherent narrative concept album.
