Mr. Anderson, the editor of Parade magazine, holds his life up to scrutiny throughout the book and weaves episodes from his past and events from the lives of several friends into an inspirational answer.

The bilingual work is author Don Southerton's latest writing on Korea and weaves key historic events with photographs and first-hand accounts, past and present.

Although she writes mainly in the realist tradition, she sometimes dips into what she calls "fantastic realism," weaving magical events into accounts of every-day lives.

Organized chronologically, from prehistory through the Ottoman Empire, the transformed wing presents seven "chapters" of this archaeological narrative, weaving together momentous historical events, cultural achievements, and technological advances, while providing a glimpse into the everyday lives of the peoples of the region.

Although fictional, the film weaves events drawn from several real sources into the story.

It was written for anyone who loves gripping fiction featuring believable characters, a dynamic plot that also weaves prophetic events in a fascinating story.

The broad historical canvas that weaves together events and dreams, is built on and streamlined in her second documentary-fictional work Unrepentant (Al Da'at atzmo: Arba'a pirkei haim shel Amos Kenan).

The book weaves fictional and real events to disorienting effect, as when our narrator, returning to Southampton after an extended absence, stops by the tavern to catch up on the local gossip.

What it lacks - what it may have consciously avoided - is an overview of the conflict that weaves together important events into a coherent whole.

He weaves fictionalized events from his boyhood with fantasy stories of the Stork Club crowd.