Sentence examples for this book mixes from inspiring English sources

Leroy Hazleton (bookseller) recommends: "This book mixes time travel, Homer's ILIAD, and machines that discuss Shakespeare and Proust.

The artwork of David Rubín really shines in this book, mixing the fantastic with Boone's gadget-clad figure seamlessly.

Kindly beginning with very short poems like Robert Louis Stevenson's "Rain," the book mixes old and new, and extends to rather long, intimidating examples from Edna St . Vincent Millay

At times closely following the Austen template, at times departing from it, the book mixes details that evoke Austen with ones that are studiously modern.

This new book mixes jiggers of various weak liquors — paraphrase, topical one-liners, blogger tics — and ends up tasting kind of festive but bad, like Long Island iced tea.

WESTPORT Westport Public Library Altered Books Three Artists Re-Imaginene the Book," mixed-media show.

He tells the story of his life to date in the first thirty pages of the book, mixing mundane truths, plausible lies, and all-out absurdities.

Writing in The New Yorker in 2005, Elizabeth Kolbert said the book "mixed fact, sensational accusations, commonsensical truths, and elaborate conspiracy theories into a compelling but evidently bogus narrative".

This grab-bag of a book mixes poetry and sociology, history and autobiography.

Journalist and author Pete Earley wrote this book which mixes the history of the city's gambling business and character sketches and vignettes of life.

The book mixes autobiography with reportage to tell the story of her native Colombia.