(1) Lowry explains in her Afterword that she encountered the name Kim Malthe-Brunn while reading about the Resistance leaders of Denmark.

(2) In a four-page afterword to the paperback edition, which comes out April 19, the former first lady lists a few possibilities.

(3) Afterword If you broke off your fish-line you have to buy new one in store.

(4) Her afterword is both earnest and lighthearted, an author's reflections and a politician's commentary.

(5) The book also has a peculiar and fascinating afterword by Kerr himself, which provides some insight into what drove him to his solution.

(6) IN AN afterword Martin Gayford says that he would like his book about the painter, John Constable, to give the same pleasure that a novel would.

(7) Afterword: the first gentle words from the hand of Fan Zhongyan, is the" first and worry about the world of" Fan Zhongyan?

(8) The book's afterword is written by singer-actress Cher[sentencedict.com], who is part Cherokee.

(9) Afterword, if two people love each other more adherence, more do not break up courage, would be less regret, less tragedy.

(10) Sheng writes in an afterword to a new edition of her novel, published this year.

(11) For this new paperback edition the author has added an Afterword that brings the narrative up to date.

(12) Thomas Jefferson once said that if he had had more time he could have written shorter letters, " writes Clinton, whose afterword helps make the trade paperback even longer, 969 pages.

(13) For years, though, my favourite piece of writing about photography was William Eggleston's brief but intriguing afterword to The Democratic Forest (1989).

(14) So, I'm going to ask you to read the afterword, " On a Book Entitled Lolita." When you read that, you'll notice that the word "throbs" comes back.

(15) This is not only a foreword to a book but also an afterword to a large chunk of my life.

(16) But before we declare this the happy ending of a feminist fairytale, we must look at the more sinister afterword.

(17) That was the early spring in 1998, in a room very close to the South China Sea, I wrote the essay "In the ethereal divinities", that is the afterword in my poetry collection "The homeland of heart".

(18) So, there are multiple ways, at multiple levels, that Nabokov is defending his work in this afterword. For one thing, he insults the publishers.

(19) Keynes would have interpreted this as an extreme outbreak of liquidity-preference, says Paul Davidson, whose biography of the master has just been republished with a new afterword.

(20) I can tell by the look on your face that I'm going to have to write an afterword to the paperback.