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The Crack in Everything.: An article from: World Literature Today
Doris Earnshaw

University of Oklahoma, 1997

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A Crack in Everything

20 reviews

Diamond Books, 2006

didn't want to put it down
A Crack in Everything features a swiftly moving plot combined with deft descriptions of its characters and their emotional worlds. Ingram succeeds in stirring deep feelings yet never allows the narrative to flag. I was always curious about what would happen next, and while the author sometimes surprised, she never disappointed. The novel spans the globe from rural Ireland to fast-paced LA ...

The Crack in Everything (Pitt Poetry Series)
Alicia Suskin Ostriker

Univ of Pittsburgh Pr (Txt), 1996

"Tough-minded, lyrical, passionate, Alicia Ostriker's distinctive voice discourses on 'these rusty chains of being' that bind us, providing an overview of our dangerous era, singing what is... This book gives us an even better poet than the preceding one, a shade more sublime". Maxine Kumin

THERE IS A CRACK IN EVERYTHING - CHRISTOPHER DOYLE

1 review
CHRISTOPHER). Doyle, Christopher (DOYLE

Scout, 2003

worth a look
This is an amazing book. If you are familiar with Christopher Doyle's cinematography or his other photography books, then you'll like this. It focuses mostly on behind-the-scenes, artsy shots of the film sets he's worked on and the stars he's worked with, and he's written brief descriptions for each photo. But don't expect this to be a traditional photography tome. The binding requires one to ...