As newspapers face wrenching change, we've also seen the rise of highly specialized blogs that offer vivid exposes alongside clever framing devices.
A clever, vivid approach to this mathematical exercise reveals the depth of the problem.
"Blues and Chaos," edited by Anthony DeCurtis, judiciously whittles down Palmer's writings -- incisive, clever reviews, vivid, chatty profiles and more -- from several thousand pieces to several dozen.
Not that he set what he called his "deliberately old-fashioned" novels in the Golden Age of the 1920s and 1930s, but after his debut his contemporary novels were cast as traditional English detective fiction with their clever plotting, vivid characters and often quaint village settings.
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The McGarr mysteries were praised by critics for their clever plots and vivid depictions of contemporary Irish life.
However, this new film offers the familiar reassurances of Allen's New York-set movies: clever plotting, great gags allied with vivid characterisation.
As vivid as the neon advertising in Times Square, they make a clever floating counterpart to the jewel-like colors that Jean-Georges Vongerichten shows off in his version of Shanghai cuisine.
I was impressed by Kate Atkinson's time-bending "Life After Life," which was clever without being precious, and I was exhilarated by Rachel Kushner's vivid evocation of nineteen-seventies New York in "The Flamethrowers," which was full of sentences that made me want to set the book down and applaud.
His freestyle was biting and clever, and his written work painted vast psychedelic images, abstract yet vivid in their detail.
