41. Alan Warner Translate this page alan warner Morvern Callar 10/18 n° 3 039. Morvern Callar 1995. Liens.alan warner, romancier écossais halluciné - Les Inrockuptibles. Le http://aubry.free.fr/cwarner.htm

Alan Warner Morvern Callar traduit de l'anglais par Catherine Richard illustration de Sara Morris Liens Alan Warner, romancier écossais halluciné - Les Inrockuptibles Le grand air de la Callar Critique de Morvern Callar par Le Matricule des Anges : Critique de Critique de Disco Biscuits Pour envoyer vos critiques sur ce livre culturebeat@citeweb.net Vos critiques Critique par Yoann AUBRY Critique "J'étais dans un coin touristique pas loin d'un aéroport avec des vols réguliers pour la capitale, tout çà : c'est facile quand t'as le fric Y t'en reste ? Des clous : tu te rappelles notre promesse ? Ouais, elle rigole. des mecs ? Non juste des cons." Enfin, des phrases surviennent de manière récurrente, à chaque acte tel que : "je m'allume une Silk Cut avec le briquet plaqué or " L'auteur Alan Warner a déboulé dans la vague des nouveaux écrivains écossais en 1995 avec Morvern Callar , puis avec These demented lands ) en 1997.

42. Alan Warner, These Demented Lands Review.Category Arts Literature Scottish Authors warner, alan......alan warner, These Demented Lands (Anchor, 1998). Let me warn you rightfrom the start These Demented Lands is no fantasy novel, at http://www.rambles.net/warner_lands.html

Alan Warner, These Demented Lands (Anchor, 1998) Let me warn you right from the start: These Demented Lands is no fantasy novel, at least, not in the typical sense of the word. Rather, Alan Warner's second novel (a sequel of sorts to his highly praised first novel Morvern Callar ) is a manic, eerie and sometimes hilarious foray into the postmodern literary landscape. However, Warner's characters possess an archetypal quality that lends a dark, post-apocalyptic fantasy feel to the novel. Narrated by Morvern, the book opens with a sinking ship off the coast of an unnamed island. Morvern swims to shore, hauling a small girl with her. Once the girl is safely home, Morvern begins the long, strange trip across the island. Rumors about the other passengers on the ship and newcomers to the island (like Morvern herself) circle the island like hungry seagulls. News soon reaches Morvern of a mysterious man known only as the Aircrash Investigator, who ransacks the island's makeshift fences and sheds for crash debris. Morvern's involvement with the investigator at the Drome Hotel, a honeymoon hotspot on the other side of the island, brings the novel to a fiery end. Warner's novel has one of the strangest cast of characters I've ever encountered: a DJ determined to throw the biggest rave the island has ever seen, a cigar-smoking fat man who assesses candidates for sainthood, Brotherhood (owner of the Drome Hotel) and a myriad of other minor, though just as interesting, characters.

43. Alan Warner, Morvern Callar alan warner, Morvern Callar (Anchor, 1995; Bantam, 1997). The successof alan warner's first two novels, Morvern Callar and These http://www.rambles.net/warner_morvern.html

Alan Warner, Morvern Callar (Anchor, 1995; Bantam, 1997) The success of Alan Warner's first two novels, Morvern Callar and These Demented Lands , have won him a place in the circle of young writers known as the "Scottish Beats" writers who are redefining postmodernism as we know it. Fittingly then, Morvern Callar can be called a finely executed foray into the darkest recesses of human motivation. Morvern spends her days stacking produce in a supermarket and her nights popping pills and drinks in the rave scene on an unnamed Scottish coast. One Christmas morning, however, Morvern wakes up and discovers that her live-in boyfriend has committed suicide in the middle of the living room. Morvern gets up, gets dressed, opens her presents, and goes to work. After a few nights of hardcore partying with her best friend, Morvern comes home and disposes of the body. Once that nasty bit of business is taken care of, Morvern sells her boyfriend's novel as her own, raids his bank account and goes club-hopping along the coast. It was at this point that I realized Morvern was one of the freshest characters I've seen in a while. Even though her moral code seems cold and almost inhuman, there's a quiet desperation to her search for meaning that comes out as the novel progresses. Warner's deft ear for speech and thought patterns gives us a believable voice; Morvern comes alive as the epitome of youth in the '90s.

44. The Wordwizard Word Portal - Fiction Links warner, alan Scottish Writers alan warner; warner, alan includes an interviewwith the author, excerpts from his novel Morvern Callar, and an audio reading. http://www.wordwizard.com/fictionlinksw.htm

Links - Fiction - W Walker, Alice Alice Walker - Womanist Writer Alice Walker the Womanist - an interview with Alice Walker. Anniina's Alice Walker Page - A frequently updated site with a biography, a list of works, and numerous links to web resources. Good Medicine for This World - from the Shambhala Sun. Alice Walker and Pema Chodron in conversation about tonglen meditation practice. Voices From the Gaps: Alice Walker - biography, bibliography, and links. Wallace, David Foster Howling Fantods - David Foster Wallace news, info, and links. Jester Holds Court - interview with the author of Infinite Jest, with pictures. Oregon Voice Interview: David Foster Wallace - the author talks about American culture, addiction, interview psychosis, and forthcoming work involving philosopher Parmenides. Salon Interview: David Foster Wallace Steve Russillo's Infinite Jest Utilities Page - features chapter encapsulations, endnote tag locators, and links to an index. Warner, Alan

45. The Sopranos - Alan Warner The Sopranos alan warner. Vintage. Marc Bragdon / The Brunswickan.With his third novel, The Sopranos, Scottish author alan warner http://www.unb.ca/web/bruns/9900/issue13/entertainment/book4.html

The Sopranos - Alan Warner Vintage Marc Bragdon / The Brunswickan "They’ve youth; they’ll walk it out like a favourite pair trainers. It’s a poem this youth and why should they know it, as the five of them move up the empty corridors? We should get shoved aside cause they have it now, in glow of skin and liquid clarity of deep eye on coming June nights and cause it will go...After all, what do we amount to but a load of old worn out shoes?" Kate: I feel like I’ve tasted everything in this, fucking pub." "Fair, Fair-haired girl, Why do you still go on? And I know seasons, Time passing is rough Time will tell Where we’re all going". I’m not convinced that age is such an important factor in one’s ability to live for the trip, and, despite himself, Warner’s personal vision betrays his own ageless soul. Whatever the case may be, The Sopranosshould appeal to a broad audience and is highly recommended for teachers or teachers-to-be if only for the author’s deep understanding of today’s adolescents. For anyone else who’s wondered at the speed traps and detours "responsible" living imposes on life’s journey, Warner and The Sopranosprovide the best of company. BACK to Entertainment Page

46. Tiny Toons, Warner Brothers - James And Alan's Animation Art Collection Tiny Toons, warner Brothers Back to Main Animation Page This Cel is also frommy favorite offshore animation studio used by warner Brothers, TMS. http://www.csulb.edu/~jhrice/apage9.html

Tiny Toons, Warner Brothers Back to Main Animation Page This page last updated on 2-13-99 The Whole Tiny Toons Gang Stefan Duetzer's Tiny Toons Page. Furball as a "Ghost-Buster" This cel is from "Tiny Toons Night Ghoulery, Halloween Special". This cel does not really capture Furball's true nature as a born looser. Most of the time Furball is the victim, not the aggressor. I don't normally collect cels with characters so far "out of character" but I really liked this cel. Furball's confidence is short lived though, in the next scene, he barbecues himself to death with that ray-gun. Hey, what did you expect, it was a Halloween special. Two Tone Town This Episode from Tiny Toons guest stared three of Warner Brothers (actually, Leon Schlesinger productions at that time) earliest characters. In the very early 30's, Foxy was as flagrant a rip-off of Mickey Mouse as the studio could get away with.The only differences were the slight points on the ears, and a bushy tail. Although drawn slightly different here, you can still see the similarities. (Click to see Foxy as he appeared in Smile Darn, Darn Ya, Smile!

47. Animaniacs, Warner Brothers James & Alan's Animation Art Page. Animaniacs, warner Brothers Back to Main Animation Page This page last updated on1208-98. Yakko,Wakko Dot warner. This was my first original production cel. http://www.csulb.edu/~jhrice/apage7.html

Animaniacs, Warner Brothers Back to Main Animation Page This page last updated on 12-08-98 This was my first original production cel. It is signed by the voices of the three characters: Tress MacNeille (Dot), Rob Paulson (Yakko), Jess Harnell (Wakko) and the director Andria Ramono. Slappy and Skippy from Animaniacs The voice of Slappy is done by Producer / Writer Sheri Stoner. Skippy's Voice is done by Nathan Ruegger, son of Producer Tom Ruegger. Slappy and Skippy at Woodstock In my opinion, Woodstock Slappy is the best of the Skippy and Slappy shorts. I tried for a few years to get a cel from this scene. Only a few were released, this is the best I could find. Skippy and Slappy are doing a "Who's on Stage" routine. (The Who are on Stage). Another Slappy and Skippy at Woodstock. Pinky and the Brain from Animaniacs Although they now have their own show, this cel is from Jockey for Position , originally aired as part of the Animaniacs. It took a while, but I was finally able to get both Rob Paulson's (Pinky) and Maurice LaMarche's (Brain) autographs on this piece. "Focus Pinky, Focus."

48. Literatur, 2000, Rezension, Alan Warner, Die Soprane Translate this page alan warner Die Soprane. Sirenen, Kirken, Odysseen. Von Matthias Tretter.alan warner Die Soprane. Roman. Rowohlt Taschenbuch. 26 DM. 350 S. http://www.titel-magazin.de/warner1.htm

Alan Warner Die Soprane Sirenen, Kirken, Odysseen Geht man in Edinburgh oder jeder anderen schottischen Stadt Samstagabend auf die Straße, bietet sich immer wieder ein erstaunliches Bild. Dass Pubertanden bis in die Vierzig sich Wochenende für Wochenende um die eigene Gewaltbereitschaft trinken, würde man noch erwarten; auch wenn der Erfindungsreichtum bei der Alkoholaufnahme, -verarbeitung und -abgabe den Kontinentaleuropäer zu einem ersten defensiven Lächeln hinreißen mag. Wie jedoch ganze Sprengel des Heimatlandes eines John Knox regelmäßig der hormonell bedingten Raserei verfallen und die Innenstädte vorübergehend in Sperrbezirke verwandeln, lässt selbst Ossian-Jünger an den Kelten zweifeln. Wo der G-String Wintermode ist, haben Nonnen es nicht immer leicht. Denn auch streng katholische Mädchenschulen bilden in Puritanien allenfalls bei den religiösen Ritualen eine Ausnahme. Wenn also, wie im neuen Roman Die Soprane des jungen Schotten Alan Warner, der Chor einer solchen Schule morgens in die Hauptstadt fährt, um abends an einem Gesangswettbewerb teilzunehmen, sollte üblicherweise genug für ein ganzes Buch passieren. Tageslicht hin oder her, im Königreich curricularer Prüderie muss jeder Freiraum genutzt werden.

49. LeLibraire Alan Warner Translate this page alan warner, Envoyer une critique. alan warner. http://www.lelibraire.com/din/aut.php?Id=146

50. LeLibraire Morvern Callar - Alan Warner Translate this page Morvern Callar de alan warner (Jacqueline Chambon, 16.77 €), Envoyer unecritique Morvern Callar alan warner Jacqueline Chambon 16.77 € Roman http://www.lelibraire.com/din/tit.php?Id=323

51. The SOM Traveling Fellows - Alan Warner Travelling Fellows Fifteen Years of Student Awards by the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Foundation. http://www.spliteye.com/som/warn.htm

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52. Alan Warner - Career Subsequent Career. 1990 to present, Principal, Project Architect,Gartner, Burdick, BauerNilsen, Inc., Cincinnati. 1988-90, Project http://www.spliteye.com/som/warncar.htm

Subsequent Career 1990 to present Principal, Project Architect, Gartner, Burdick, Bauer-Nilsen, Inc., Cincinnati Project Designer, Phillip Mackwood Architects Project Designer, RPA Architecture Master of Architecture, University of Virginia

53. Bulldozer författare Bland torsdagens sista seminariepunkter återfanns ett samtal mellanden skotske författaren alan warner och journalisten Per SindingLarsen. http://www.bulldozer.nu/avtryck/bb02alan.html

[ avtryck ] [ intryck ] [ uttryck ] [ om bulldozer ] Bok-surfa: > "Dottern" & "Imitatören" Alan Warner har skrivit romanerna "Morvern Callar" och "Körflickorna" och är het, cool och helt rätt inom de litterära finsmakarkretsarna men själv ser han befriande ohipp ut i en sjavig jeanskjorta. Alan Warner Hemingway tampas med naturens krafter. Boken "Morvern Callar" började han skriva när han jobbade som lokförare i Edinburgh. Den började som en självbiografi innan Warner antog den något större utmaningen att skriva om "det du inte vet" och istället började skriva i första person singularis om en 21-årig snabbköpskassörska vid namn Morvern Callar. Det tog dock ett bra tag innan boken blev utgiven, först bodde den nästan ett år i en skolåda under Alan Warners säng. Han hade planer på att låta den stanna där så att den vid hans död skulle kunna ges ut postumt och alla skulle förstå vilken stor författare han varit. Nu har den dock blivit publicerad under hans livstid och han har fått överväldigande positiva reaktioner på den. Boken har blivit beskriven som "the rave generation novel" bland annat på grund av de "discobesök" Morvern gör i Spanien.

54. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: Alan Dean Foster alan Dean Foster's Website Bibliography. Alien June 1979 warner Books novelizationAliens June 1986, warner Books novelization Alien3 June 1992, warner Books http://www.catch22.com/~espana/SFAuthors/SFF/Foster,AlanD.php3

Alan Dean Foster (b.1946) Other Foster links: Alan Dean Foster's Website Bibliography Alien June 1979 Warner Books novelization Aliens June 1986, Warner Books novelization June 1992, Warner Books novelization Alien Nation August 1988, Warner Books novelization The Black Hole Dec 1979, Del Rey/Ballantine Bloodhype March 1973 Del Rey/Ballantine A Call to Arms April 1992 Del Rey ISBN: 345-37574-2 Book One of The Damned Cat-A-Lyst Jul 1991, Ace Clash of the Titans June 1981, Warner Books Codgerspace Jul 1992, Ace Cyber Way May 1990, Ace Dark Star 1974, Del Rey/Ballantine novelization Science Fiction The Deluge Drivers June 1987 Del Rey ISBN:345-33330-6 Design for Great Day with Eric Frank Russell) February 1995, Tor hardcover Mar 1996 paperback The Dig, c 1995 August 1995, Warner Books hardcover Computer game novelization Dinotopia Lost May 1996 (?), Turner Publishing hardcover The End of the Matter November 1977 Del Rey/Ballantine ISBN:345-33465-5 The False Mirror April 1992, Del Rey/Ballantine hardcover

55. Warner Civil War Cavalry Carbines By J. Alan Hassell warner Civil War Cavalry Carbines. By J. alan Hassell. This is thestory James warner and the carbines he manufactured. Detailing http://www.cw-book-news.com/release info/00-spring/carbine.html

Warner Civil War Cavalry Carbines By J. Alan Hassell This is the story James Warner and the carbines he manufactured. Detailing information about patents, government contracts, ammunition and tests of the products, the author based all of his research on primary sources and corrects many myths and incorrect statements about these firearms. Histories of James Warner and the manufacturing facilities are also discussed. Thomas Publications, Spring, '00 Order from publisher: http://www.thomaspublications.com If you are not navigating inside the CWBN frameset, click here

56. Guardian Unlimited Observer | Review | Observer Review: The Man Who Walks By Ala pan The opening of alan warner's latest, The Man Who Walks, is great, the end istremendous the problem is with everything in between says Theo Tait Sunday http://www.observer.co.uk/review/story/0,6903,742143,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK news International Politics ... Food Tools Text-only version Send it to a friend Read it later See saved stories The Observer Front page Story index Recent articles Saatchi's open house Victoria Coren Interview: Mick Hucknall, mother of all bachelors We're all odd couples now ... Pop CD of the week: The Linkin feeling The Guardian Front page Story index Down the pan The opening of Alan Warner's latest, The Man Who Walks, is great, the end is tremendous - the problem is with everything in between says Theo Tait Sunday June 23, 2002 The Observer The Man Who Walks Alan Warner Jonathan Cape £10.99, pp279

57. Salon | Sneak Peeks BY alan warner ANCHOR BOOKS, 242 PAGES. BY CHARLES TAYLOR of all the new Scottishnovelists, alan warner seems closest to the anomic nihilism of Irvine Welsh. http://www.salon.com/april97/sneaks/sneak970417.html

TO ORDER All titles may not be immediately available. RECENT REVIEWS: Noam Chomsky By Robert F. Barsky Nonfiction Serious Business By Stefan Kanfer Nonfiction Anita and Me By Meera Syal Fiction Sexplorations By Anka Radakovich Nonfiction After the Madness By Sol Wachtler Nonfiction SEARCH BOOK ARCHIVES BY: title of book author publisher reviewer ALSO IN SALON: The Lightning Rod In praise of Allen Ginsberg (04/16/97) By Herbert Gold RECENT BOOK FEATURES M O R V E R N c A L L A R BY CHARLES TAYLOR of all the new Scottish novelists, Alan Warner seems closest to the anomic nihilism of Irvine Welsh. His first novel, "Morvern Callar," opens with a deadpan shocker the eponymous heroine finding her boyfriend dead on the kitchen floor after he slits his own throat proceeds through Morvern's dead-end job; her anesthetizing binges on booze, dope, music and sex; and moves on to her prowls through the rave clubs of the Mediterranean. Morvern's reaction to the suicide is vintage blank generation amoral: She disposes of the body, plunders her dead boyfriend's bank account and submits his novel to a London publisher after putting her name on it. But what makes "Morvern Callar" the best of the new Scottish writing is the inescapable sorrow of Morvern's voice. Warner has written a novel that teeters between coolly shocking hipness and a fuller, more mature sensibility. He nails the hopelessness of working-class life in the port town where Morvern lives without overdoing it or shortchanging the characters. The most touching parts of the book depict her dealings with older people: her girlfriend's gran or her own foster father. If there seems to be no generation gap here, it's because the young recognize their own fate in the wrung-out lives of their elders. The temporary escapes open to them (there's an indelible, hellish sequence detailing Morvern's package holiday to a sub-Club Med resort) only reinforce the awfulness that awaits.

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59. Alan Warner Translate this page Entre roman halluciné et réalisme social, un premier livre traduit d'alanwarner, aussi mal écrit qu'on ne parle. Morvern Callar alan warner. http://www.lmda.net/mat/MAT02351.html

Alan Warner L "Hé, salut à toi, ça me dit dans le noir/ Bonjour, je fais./ C'est quoi ton nom? ça me demande./ Morvern, je fais./ Bon alors autant s'y mettre hein? ça me fait comme ça " "je m'allume une Silk Cut avec le briquet plaqué or " Lanna . Ils s'appellent "On s'attendrait à voir un fouillis de collines et une rotonde qui surplombe un port : mais rien. A voir des quais avec une digue entre et une jetée bordée d'hôtels derrière : mais rien. A voir des maisons en pierre blotties autour d'une baie en croissant de lune avec la Cité nichée dans le fond : mais rien. L'endroit que je suis en train de regarder c'est complètement autre chose." Il est vrai que hormis ce rien, qu'elle peut. Christophe Fourvel Morvern Callar Alan Warner Traduit de l'anglais par Catherine Richard Jacqueline Chambon 254 pages, 110 FF Accueil

60. Le Matricule Des Anges : Alan Warner Translate this page alan warner toute la litterature d'aujourd'hui est sur Le Matricule des Anges,actualites, auteurs, editeurs, poesie, romans, theatre, nouvelles. alan warner. http://www.lmda.net/din/aut_lmda.php?Id=146

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