Now Hornaday has posted a video in which she explains her column further.
Due to the 140-character limit on Twitter, she is using a abbreviations, which she explains on her blog.
Angelina Jolie's piece for The New York Times, in which she explains her decision to have a preventative double mastectomy, is different.
Except for that Hussein Chalayan egg costume she wore to the Grammy Awards, which she explains was a metaphor for birth and rebirth.
Most unfortunate was Mr. Sanford's inclusion of long quotations from a previously published interview with Ms. Baker in which she explains the thinking behind "The Flick".
Anne Tierney, 32, a bodyworker in West Palm Beach, Fla., went for "fusband," which, she explains, is a catchall for "fake husband, future husband".
The site will receive a commission on sales, which, she explains, will allow it to support the editorial content without the need for advertising.
The Black Sound and the Archive Working Group, explains Brooks, is a way of acknowledging African Americans' culture through sound, which she explains, is itself an archive.
"This project" is her March 2013 debut album, which she explains will feature dozens of instruments, including strings, horns, double bass, harp, timpani, celeste and tubular bells.
In 1993, the magazine ran a profile of Spark, in which she explains why unpleasant things sometimes happen in her fiction.
She supplies her own "History of a Self-Tormentor" in which she explains how her intelligence (and poverty) led her to become a governess.
