unstilled literary

It was in fact my first novel, The Unstilled World.

But the doubts remain, unstilled by feats of arms.

You can hear all the colors of her kaleidoscopic voices, unstilled and unblanched by the grave-cave.

The hard-boiled comedy with the cultish title turns out to be a morality play for everyman, its heartbeat unstilled.

My thesis for graduation was a 95,000 word novel, The Unstilled World, that kept the College President up much of the night.

But even as he did so, he heard suddenly, deep and unstilled, the sigh and murmur of the Sea upon the shores of Middle-earth.

NEWS Unstilled Voices Exiled dissident writers are the focus in a series of discussions that opens tonight at the Miller Theater at Columbia University.

The river continued its slow, implacable journey to the sea, washing clean its bloody banks, carrying away the detritus of men's vanity, its immortal movements unstilled and unaffected by the actions of the puny beings along its shores.

Is this what it is to live again . . . to wake up with our unstilled thirst upon us, with our unuttered curses rising to our lips, with our muscles ready to act out their half-committed sins?

Would he see, broken in the mud, the corpses of Mr Men called in aid of his argument; watch Niall Ferguson and Richard Evans, bloodied but unbowed, march from the field still defiantly bellowing at each other; note the unstilled sniper shots of @toryeducation still picking out enemy troops even after the armistice?

Yet longing remains unstilled, Age will look into the face of youth With longing, over a gulf not to be crossed.