trussoni造句

• Trussoni currently lives in New York City.
• In addition, the cult actress Molly Ringwald conducted a sold out conversation with Trussoni at Strand Bookstore in Manhattan that was live streamed.
• Along with Josh Kilmer-Purcell, Danielle Trussoni, and Maria Dahvana Headley, she is a founding member of The Memoirists Collective, a group that seeks new talent in nonfiction.
• Grozni and his wife, Danielle Trussoni, were featured in an episode of Season 2 of This American Life ( TV ), in which he discussed his dislike of mowing the lawn.
• "The Fortress ", Trussoni's second memoir, tells the story of her 2009 move to a medieval fortress in the village of Aubais in the Languedoc region of the south of France with her husband.
• Trussoni's memoir, " The Fortress, " which tells the story of her marriage, and her move to the south of France with her husband, was published on September 20th 2016 by Dey Street / HarperCollins.
• Stephen King called " The Passage " " enthralling ", and said that " It has the vividness that only epic works of fantasy and imagination can achieve . " Dan Chaon called " The Passage " " hypnotic " and said that " you can t turn the pages fast enough, and yet . . . you don t want it to end . " Jennifer Egan said that " Justin Cronin has written a wild, headlong, sweeping extravaganza of a novel . " The Passage " is the literary equivalent of a unicorn : a bonafide thriller that is sharply written, deeply humane, ablaze with big ideas, and absolutely impossible to put down . " Danielle Trussoni called " The Passage " a " sweeping dystopian epic ".
• Danielle Trussoni of the " New York Times " described " Revival " as " pure Stephen King . . . reading " Revival " is experiencing a master storyteller having the time of his life . " Trussoni noted that the book " is filled with cultural allusions both high and low : In addition to the Bible and " Frankenstein ", there are references to Thomas Edison's work at Menlo Park, Dan Brown, " The X Files ", the " Forbidden Books " ( that is, grimoires banned and burned by the Catholic Church ) . . . As the Kingian references pile up, and become layered into the events of the fictional world, you fall deeper and deeper under the story s spell, almost believing that Jamie s nightmarish experiences actually happened ."
• Danielle Trussoni of the " New York Times " described " Revival " as " pure Stephen King . . . reading " Revival " is experiencing a master storyteller having the time of his life . " Trussoni noted that the book " is filled with cultural allusions both high and low : In addition to the Bible and " Frankenstein ", there are references to Thomas Edison's work at Menlo Park, Dan Brown, " The X Files ", the " Forbidden Books " ( that is, grimoires banned and burned by the Catholic Church ) . . . As the Kingian references pile up, and become layered into the events of the fictional world, you fall deeper and deeper under the story s spell, almost believing that Jamie s nightmarish experiences actually happened ."