Word: ramblinge
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Sarah Price's manic June only appears at the end of the play: long enough for her incessant rambling and baby-doll voice to amuse, but thankfully not so long as to annoy.
In a rambling psychobiography, Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth (Knopf; 757 pages; $35), Austrian-born journalist Gitta Sereny examines her subject's troubled life and problematic writings in microscopic detail. Sereny extensively interviewed Speer and his wife Margret at their retirement home in Heidelberg and talked with dozens of...
Unfortunately, due to the broadness of its scope, and perhaps due to the absence of its conceiver in the last seven months of production, "Black Is... Black Ain't" is a rambling, diffuse, and unfocused work, covering too many issues and faces for any strong message to be expressed.
"Whether or not it's a deliberate fire, we have to check the whole building," Reardon said. "Because in a large rambling complex when you have smoke all over the place, you want to make sure the smoke is from the primary fire and that there isn't some other...
The Unabomber's epistolary masterwork was almost literally a blockbuster. The New York Times, Washington Post and Penthouse magazine all received copies of a single-spaced, typewritten manuscript, 56 pages and 35,000 words long, titled Industrial Society and Its Future. This rambling manifesto, whose authenticity was quickly certified by...