Her first collection, The Imminent Root (2001), established her as a poet to watch".
Pregnant with her second child, awaiting the imminent publication of her first poetry collection, Plath wrote her novel in a matter of months, the grant she'd received to fund its completion strategically repurposed so she could get started on yet another book – the poems we now know as the Ariel poems.
As critics recover from the mauling they gave Morrissey's "unfocused" novella, List of the Lost, released last week, the imminent arrival of Terry Wogan's first work, a short-story collection, has been announced.
Then there is the imminent release of Swing When You're Winning, by Robbie Williams, a collection of classic songs from the big-band era.
Mr. Riley, a 30-year-old Rastafarian singer-songwriter, was celebrating the imminent release of his third album, "Contagious" (VP Records), a diverse collection of songs that reveal the complexity and richness of a genre often dismissed as monotonous.
The trigger for public spending on art had become the "imminent threat of export, rather than imminent opportunity to enrich our collections", he insisted.
This collection was apparently inspired by "totalitarianist [sic] architecture" and was concerned with "the imminent doom of certain flawed systems".
She dreaded the imminent ceremony.
The imminent radio interview was not so imminent anymore.
The imminent peril also has disadvantages.
Granted, the imminent fiscal stimulus should help.
