His works are known for their episodic structure, racy northern dialect, vivid characterizations, and abundant humour.
Crane's writing is characterized by vivid intensity, distinctive dialects, and irony.
Gautreaux has a mythic sense of plot, a keen ear for dialect and vivid powers of description, but subtle he ain't.
"It was a great challenge to translate your play," Ms. Khaikin said, "because the language is so specific to the South, and the expressions that the characters use are so vivid and so true to that dialect.
These works were linked by a sometimes overtly political reaction to Thatcherism that explored marginal areas of experience and used vivid vernacular language (including expletives and Scots dialect).
February 22 , 1801Bagber, England October 7, 1886 William Barnes, (born Feb. 22, 1801, Bagber, near Sturminster Newton, Dorsetshire, Eng. died Oct. 7, 1886, Winterbourne Came, Dorsetshire) English dialect poet whose work gives a vivid picture of the life and labour of rural southwestern England and includes some moving expressions of loss and grief, such as "The Wife A-Lost" and "Woak Hill".
William Barnes, (born Feb. 22, 1801, Bagber, near Sturminster Newton, Dorsetshire, Eng. died Oct. 7, 1886, Winterbourne Came, Dorsetshire) English dialect poet whose work gives a vivid picture of the life and labour of rural southwestern England and includes some moving expressions of loss and grief, such as "The Wife A-Lost" and "Woak Hill".
And why the naturalism so gripped me is also a bit mysterious: growing up in the London suburbs I didn't know a peregrine falcon from a pigeon, and Williamson's writing is both vivid and highly detailed, employing a dense vocabulary of Devonian dialect terms as well as conventional ones.
(He primarily used the Tuscan dialect, which would become standard literary Italian, but his vivid vocabulary ranged widely over many dialects and languages).
His Cancionero (1496; "Songbook") contains pastoral-religious dramatic dialogues in rustic dialect, but he soon turned to secular themes and vivid farce.
