Comment on a letter from the N. Y. Council of the Arts, Sciences & Professions, Inc., telling of a new literary magazine that will appear this winter.
The story, telling of a man who never ages while his portrait turns decrepit, appeared in the July, 1890, issue of Lippincott's, a Philadelphia magazine with English distribution.
And then there's the collection of recordings about Sept. 11, packed with quivering voices telling of a lost loved one, their memory distilled into permanence through the recordings.
By the summer of 2003, Darfur refugees slipping across the border into neighboring Chad were telling of a scorched-earth Sudanese Army counterinsurgency campaign.
This book, while telling of a most personal catastrophe, ties us continually into the natural world that provides the center of this author's life and work.
A few days before he died I'd had a letter from Robert Pinsky, telling of a visit last month to the hospital where Czeslaw was a patient.
The rainforests of central eastern Australia are even more ancient, telling of a time when the landmasses of the southern hemisphere formed the supercontinent of Gondwana.
These have since been discounted by officials telling of a jammed rifle and crushing injuries suffered in a midflight collision of vehicles.
It's the most telling of a series of quotations from the Tennessee Williams classic that flash up throughout Jemima Levick's production.
At his trial he defended himself by telling of a scheme planned by himself, Mercer, and two others to extort $42,000 from the Mercer family with a staged kidnapping.
This has changed in the last few years and recent investment stats are very telling of a different trend.
