It thrills me, as it must have thrilled readers in 1847, how their talk transcends convention – cutting through politeness, forcing an intimacy that leaves them reeling, altered.
"Odious Accusations," "An Abominable Lie," the Paris dailies railed as they raced to thrill readers with the shiver-inducing details of a crime that would soon become the great cause célèbre of the interwar era.
Tragic tales of doomed romance and supernatural horror, often set in baroque castles, have thrilled readers for centuries.
I worked hard to create them, I love how they turned out, I'm thrilled readers are enjoying them, and certainly I want you to know about them.
After thrilling American readers with the tale of John Wilkes Booth's capture, James Swanson, AB'81, continues to stoke his Lincoln obsession.
At the end of this month, the National Magazine Awards will celebrate great narrative by handing out awards for reporting and writing the kinds of stories that thrill readers with every turn of the page.
PJ is thrilled that readers report they genuinely like her novel, and she's busy working on her second novel, Rembrandt Rides a Bike.
The ensuing search for a cargo of gold ingots stashed on Kirrin Island includes enough Gothic elements to thrill young readers: a ruined castle, hidden dungeons and an ancient shipwreck raised by a storm.
"The arrival of a never-before-seen Ayn Rand novel will thrill dedicated readers and is a true publishing event," NAL's senior vice president and publisher Kara Welsh told Publishers Weekly.
McFarlane is thrilled that readers have "understood what I wanted to do, which was to stabilise and destabilise the narrative, and have the ambiguities of the story be embodied by Frida and the tiger.
