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Jonathan Tolins has turned this tome into a springboard for "Buyer & Cellar," a featherweight but irresistible play about celebrity false bonding, the solitude of über-fame and the seductive allure of expensive chintz.
Yet Ronald Firbank helped transform Victorian tome into modernist fragment, and in this, the least camp and most widely accessible of his works, he diverts the traditional path of the bildungsroman.
In at least one reader's experience, cracking the book's spine to make the 1,133-page 1,133-pagea more manageable bedtome read caused pages to break loose from theintoinding; by novel's end piles of disordered pages were scattered every which way.
As for that old scrapbook of mine... well, I returned from college one semester to find that my mother, eager to do some major spring-cleaning, had accidentally tossed the huge three-volume tome into the trash.
Well, no one, perhaps, except Mr. Halmi, who is so fond of turning dusty tomes into glamorous video entertainments that it would not be surprising if he one day simply pulled several armsful of books off the shelves and produced "World Lit: The Mini-Series".
With contributions from some of his closest friends and collaborators, this stunning tome delves into the process and mind of one of modern fashion's most eloquent but elusive designers.
That said, the accompanying texts in the hefty tome go into great detail about every aspect of the project's process and its meaning.
Countless interviews and decades of meticulous research (both in the library and in the clubs) send this tome directly into the canon of contemporary music history writing, bringing the project of mid-90's rave zines like Milwaukee-based Massive to join the ranks of influential music books like Simon Reynols's Energy Flash and Jeff Chang's Can't Stop Won't Stop.
There have been suggestions that the final tome in the series might be split into two films.
"We're trying to provide an eccentric space for Vancouverites where they can come and enjoy the search and serendipity of finding a book," said Koch, whose West Pender Street store is a wood-floored, exposed-brick haven of carefully curated, mostly second-hand tomes divided into such esoteric categories as "Indomitable Orphans" and "Rants and Incendiary Tracts".
Haematoxylin and eosin-stained, semi-thin resin sections of the secretory zone of WT mice showed very little eosinophilia in the ameloblasts with a regular 'herring-bone' pattern corresponding to the insertion of the Tomes' processes into the strongly stained enamel matrix (Fig. 6A).
