In one of those spread-out Western voices evocative of endless plains and starlit campfires, he said, "Otto Bremen."

"Greetings," he said in a musical voice evocative of Laheera's.

And when Miss Coca speaks, her clear, musical voice, so evocative of laughter just below the surface, complements her air of purity.

From the beginning it builds a highly atmospheric sonic landscape featuring long evolving textures, sound effects and the highly evocative voice of a soprano singing in the distance.

"Poignant...with evocative voices and image," said Museum of the Southern Jewish experience.

His precise, evocative voice skillfully fuels this story of what happens to a boy when the men in his life desert him.

"In Jason, Mitchell creates an evocative yet authentically adolescent voice," Nell Freudenberger wrote here.

Throughout, the Cheever language pours forth, in the rich, evocative, melancholy voices that belie the gray flannel suits and the plain-Jane dresses.

In Jason, Mitchell creates an evocative yet authentically adolescent voice, an achievement even more impressive than the ventriloquism of his earlier books.

There's also a lot of interest, after shameful years of neglect, in American cities, of which Whitman may have been the most powerfully evocative voice.