With 17 tween and teen novels under her belt, Ms. Myracle, 43, a newly divorced mother of three, ruffles feathers because she unflinchingly addresses the pitfalls of adolescence.
Help that hurts Reprints Related items Vietnam war: UnsparingNov 30th 2000 Related topics History First world war Culture and lifestyle World historyThese and many others are the questions that are unflinchingly addressed in this disturbing and original book.
The sessions unflinchingly addressed the myriad dimensions of diversity, with titles like, "How to Fail," "Designing for Inclusivity" and "Mind the Backlash". The speakers and panel discussions were notable for their candor, as one person after another – both on stage and in the audience- shared their thoughts and personal experiences.
By some distance, the most moving song on The Future Is Medieval is If You Will Have Me: an unflinchingly tender address from Hodgson to his father, backed by a string quartet.
"We have an east-west divide we must confront and address unflinchingly," he said.
In this passionate and lyrical book-length essay addressed to his teenage son, he unflinchingly articulates the physical and mental experience of being a black man in America today.
In addition to boasting beautiful, occasionally haunting visuals with its distinctive stop-motion style, "Kubo" mines folklore and tradition from its ancient Japan setting and visits rare territory in family features by unflinchingly examining delicate, even uncomfortable themes in its hero narrative, addressing emotions around loss and family with an uncommon grace. .
Gottfried Wagner's memoir, Twilight of The Wagners, shares those concerns as it takes an unflinchingly hard look at the already heavily but still far from adequately addressed Nazi history of Bayreuth and his family's, especially his never repentant father Wolfgang Wagner's, collaborations with Nazism.
(His frame of reference appears to be broad, but it is actually unflinchingly specific).
They unflinchingly handle risk.
And it seemed unflinchingly honest.
