I had just published Caryl Phillips's first novel, The Final Passage, and Kureishi expressed a quite competitive desire to outdo his Caribbean rival.
How can you not be repulsed by the nonsense that has spewed out of his mouth, and yet stunned by the power of his prose?' Caryl Phillips, whose debut novel The Final Passage nods to Naipaul, and who adapted Naipaul's own first novel The Mystic Masseur for the screen, says, 'I admire Naipaul's vision.
In the final passage of "The Petting Zoo," Billy Wolfram, accompanied by a mythic raven, succumbs.
Thus, the final passage from a cramped indoor setting to nature expansive signifies the Forester's personal awakening.
It is what younger generations are still seeking, Mr. Obrist said, quoting the final passage of García Lorca's Havana lecture: "'Where is the duende?
And there's little doubt about the motifs in the final passage, an assemblage of vintage photographs representing the shapes and faces and horrors of war.
Filibusters might be restricted to the final passage of a given bill, instead of multiplying at every stage of the process.
Their experience as part of the Windrush generation of West Indians, lured to fill vacant jobs in the "mother country", fed Phillips's first novel, The Final Passage (1985).
In 1996, Phillips adapted and co-produced The Final Passage as a two-part television serial, directed by Sir Peter Hall.
In the final passage of play the Ecuador captain, Antonio Valencia, escaped down the right and centred to the unmarked Michael Arroyo on the penalty spot.
Although the F.D.A. will not comment until the action is taken, it has continuously listed the final passage of this regulation as one of its outstanding priorities.
