The closest he gets to a sense of engagement comes in a quick chapter on the executed killer Carla Faye Tucker, who says of a certain governor of Texas, "He's a murderer, too.
King anatomises the British political system with appealing certainty – a quick chapter on ministers, a chapter on the media, and so on – but sometimes his brief, conversational sentences are an awkward mix of media-ready soundbites and lofty generalisations.
17. Kindle Skeptical at first, but found eBook reader surprisingly easy on the eyes and good for taking in a quick chapter.
Read a quick chapter of an action book, and pretend you are one of the characters!
In this section, the layout of the book is discussed in detail, including the quick visual reference, chapters, appendices, references, and lemur-watching checklist.
He trots through the first 100 years, from Lazard's start in 1848 as a dry-goods store in New Orleans to its evolution into a loosely connected network of banks in London, Paris and New York, in two quick chapters.
Writers should write for a young, easily distracted audience, which means "short novels, in large fonts, with quick chapters".
The quick-fix version of Chapter 11 may get the company back in the business of manufacturing vehicles without the prospect of striking workers.
The quick fixes in the examples shown in the chapter led to nightmares.
The chapter also discusses solution design, recommendations, stakeholder education sessions, and the quick wins.
