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...Naipaul has written about defeated men before. But they usually went down with a misguided or ill-fated passion. Willie Chandran simply drifts, usually from woman to woman, in a state of incompleteness. Fortunately, he is a continental drifter who allows Naipaul to revisit familiar ground and again bring to bear his formidable powers as a literary man and journalist. The two disciplines are indistinguishable in Half a Life. But there are clear influences. Naipaul's India could be a setting in an R.K. Nayaran story. His Africa is as baleful as Conrad's and his London Waugh-like. Here...
...band’s latest release, Demolition, does revisit much of what was great about Priest—headbanging riffs combined with technically exacting melodies, soaring vocal screams and crowd-chanting lyrics, but while these elements endure, it is safe to say that none of them has been expanded or improved...
...revisit The Crimson’s series of profiles on the challengers, go to www.thecrimson.com...
...touch. Though she transcended the limits of artistic tradition in witty and inspiring ways, the spirit of Ono’s early work is ironically destined to survive within the confines of the museums she passionately disavowed. Still, though the 60s may be over, you could do worse than revisit them with Ono as your guide...
...hold all the way. According to Greenspan, sustainable economic growth - and its mother, the productivity growth engendered by the infotech economy - isn?t likely to revisit those go-go glory days of 1995-2000 any time soon, if ever. But we?re still looking at a better economic world going forward than the Cold War ones. Just as soon as all this blows over...