Lockdown!" Available 17 October Scottish writer Ali Smith (author of the Man Booker-shortlisted How to Be Both) is known for her unconventional and imaginative prose.
Her image-rich prose and unconventional sense of the paragraph surprise and resonate.
Even people who don't know George Eliot from George Sand — or George Meredith, for that matter — are likely to be intrigued by the struggles that Ms. Tempelsman relates in her study of a celebrated English novelist whose rugged prose and unconventional private life scandalized the hypocritical society of her day.
In prose that is unconventional and often very funny, he comments as well on the state of the humanities, teaching, translation, the history of language media and the connections between poetry and visual art". "Charles Bernstein's new book has arrived from Chicago University Press, at my London address, enveloped in several stiff boxes like some kind of rare document.
Eventually she was able to read it by cutting the book into six pieces with a kitchen knife… Tells about the unconventional style of the novel's prose and its lack of a plot.
Not all scholars agree with him about popular loyalty to Benito Mussolini, but Christopher's meticulous research and clear prose give us an unconventional history of the era, a history that shows vividly how fascism operated at grassroots level.
The historical and political critiques infuse the musty period prose with fresh urgency and unconventional narrative twists.
Mr. Self, one of Britain's nimblest and most inventive writers, was also considered a favorite for the unconventional "Umbrella," 400 pages of sharp, acrobatic stream-of-consciousness prose that uses four points of view to whisk the reader backward and forward through the 20th century, with no chapter divisions and few paragraphs.
Wang Anshi, Wade-Giles romanization Wang An-shih, courtesy name (zi) Jiefu, literary name (hao) Banshan (born 1021, Linchuan, Jiangxi province, China died 1086, Jiangning [now Nanjing], Jiangsu province), Chinese poet and prose writer, best known as a governmental reformer who implemented his unconventional idealism through the "New Laws," or "New Policies," of 1069 76.
