Compulsively

Compulsively readable, The Devil and Sherlock Holmes is a brilliant mosaic of ambition, madness, passion, and folly.

The Devil and Sherlock Holmes by David Grann: Book summary 2010

Compulsively clean and decoratively challenged, it could be a hospital ward.

Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Sister to the World's Women Nancy Ruhling 2011

Compulsively I cleared my closet, but couldn't part with my Pradas, even those that cost only $40 from a Woodbury Commons Outlet clearance rack.

Is Your Closet Your Cash Portfolio? Nancy Brenner 2010

Compulsively dropping the names of fabulous people you know is another New York social sport.

Gunn’s Golden Rules Tim Gunn 2010

Compulsively I cleared my closet, but couldn't part with my Pradas, even those that cost only $40 from a Woodbury Commons Outlet clearance rack.

Is Your Closet Your Cash Portfolio? Nancy Brenner 2010

Compulsively making "to do" lists with small tasks that can be easily accomplished.

Productivity in the Face of Personal Issues Candid Engineer 2008

Compulsively readable and deeply affecting, December is a work of marvelous originality and emotional power from a prodigiously gifted young writer.

December: Summary and book reviews of December by Elizabeth Hartley Winthrop. 2008

Compulsively dropping the names of fabulous people you know is another New York social sport.

Gunn’s Golden Rules Tim Gunn 2010

Compulsively telling stories behind the songs and her relationship to them, Stritch includes numbers she's done in Sondheim shows and concerts with songs she might have done but didn't -- like "A Parade in Town" from Anyone Can Whistle, the ill-fated tuner she nixed to enroll in a straight play on the West coast.

David Finkle: Elaine Stritch in the Stephen Sondheim Stretch 2010

Compulsively dropping the names of fabulous people you know is another New York social sport.

Gunn’s Golden Rules Tim Gunn 2010