Includes unpublished poems, working notebooks, holograph manuscripts and drawings.
Unpublished poems, working notebooks, holograph manuscripts and drawings trace the inspiration and genesis behind the period's greatest works.
Pages from the working notebooks, the "Cahiers," are written in fluid, all but illegible script, suggesting that Proust wrote quickly and easily.
The musical compositions include autograph manuscript music scores by Pauline Viardot, her musical working notebooks, scores by other composers, as well as printed first editions of many of Viardot's songs.
The diaries serve as a working notebook.
Instead, he tells us the name of the boat of his ex-agent, lets us know the size of his working notebook, describes the buildings in which he attends parties, and grows positively tedious about when best to publish.
So it is something of a miracle to see two pages of her working notebook in which she describes the aftermath of a photo session with Joyce in 1939 (she had photographed him before, in the book stores, getting out of a cab): "Taxi — crash — cameras on the ground.
Freelance artist Evelien Lohbeck's animation combines illusion and reality to show a paper notebook working like a notebook computer.
We will not accept, via post, any clips or writing samples, permanently bound or laminated work, notebooks, magazines, newspapers, books, etc. Do not submit work you have not written yourself or copy-edited.
IEEE 802.11 smartphones (Wi-Fi standard), Internet Protocol (IP) phones, personal digital assistant (PDA) for field work, notebooks used with web cameras, and remote site monitoring tablet PCs for on-site testing may be considered as wireless devices that can be used in domestic operating NPPs.
Much of the film, which Morgen made with the full participation of Cobain's wife, Courtney Love, his daughter, Frances Bean Cobain, and his mother, father, and sister, consists of Cobain's own creations: there's the music, sounding glorious as ever, as well as art work, notebooks, films, and audio recordings that had never been made public.
