Other difficulties he encountered were organisational, rather than technical or literary.
They constitute an ideal medium for technical, legal, literary, and scientific texts that must be read in the same way by readers dispersed in both time and space.
House of Leaves is partly hobbled by the invasive, unconvincing voice of Johnny Truant, but it is nonetheless a rare debut: genuinely exciting in its technical and literary exuberance.
Prose poem, a work in prose that has some of the technical or literary qualities of a poem (such as regular rhythm, definitely patterned structure, or emotional or imaginative heightening) but that is set on a page as prose.
Here we present an exclusive stream of the complete "Parallax" album (out next week, Nov. 8, from 4AD), along with a few words from Cox explaining the meaning of and inspiration behind four of his favorite songs — explanations he offers in his own signature fashion, without making any distinction between the technical, musical, literary or lyrical aspects of his work.
Literary conservatives could look to his technical mastery, while literary radicals were inspired by his innovations.
His knowledge of the game is deep, and the columns are surprisingly technical and refreshingly literary.
To use the technical vocabulary of literary criticism … damn, she got game.
Certainly her plots are ingenious and intricate, and she relishes technical detail and literary quotation, although QD Leavis once cuttingly remarked "She displays knowingness about literature without any sensitiveness to it or any feeling for quality".
Du Bellay also encouraged the revival of archaic French words, the incorporation of words and expressions from provincial dialects, the use of technical terms in literary contexts, the coining of new words, and the development of verse forms new to French literature.
