French novelist Patrick Modiano, Canadian short story writer Alice Munro, Chinese novelist Mo Yan, Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer, and Chinese novelist Gao Xingjian are also previous winners.
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There's more excitement over a 21-year-old novelist than a 24-year-old novelist.
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I worked with a lesbian novelist who explicitly did not want to be THE LESBIAN NOVELIST.
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Nevermind that aspiring to "published novelist," or even "self-published novelist" would be setting a high goal.
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On "Hoax," co-produced by Novelist-affiliate PREM, Novelist issues battle challenges galore as a primed and pumped beat bobs around him.
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What do you say to readers who don't quite understand how a journalist can become a novelist, and that the novelist is still a journalist?
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"Liane is a private person," said Ber Carroll, an Irish-Australian novelist who often shares public readings with Moriarty and a third novelist, Dianne Blacklock.
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Orloff's shelving customers comprise a sort of book-world who's who: the poet and novelist Ben Lerner, the agent Nicole Aragi, the novelist Emma Straub.
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And can it really be true that, as the successful novelist Eleanor informs her budding-novelist daughter, "all of the stories we tell ourselves are wrong"?
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But when I tell you he's a novelist who lives on the Upper West Side with his wife, who is also a novelist, a very different picture emerges.
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International finalists include Négar Djavadi, an Iranian-born screenwriter and debut novelist who lives in Paris; Yoko Tawada, a Japanese novelist who lives in Germany and writes in both Japanese and German; and the Italian writer Domenico Starnone, whose work was translated by the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jhumpa Lahiri.
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In 2001, while Simon was in the throes of "The Wire"'s creation, his then-girlfriend, the crime novelist Laura Lippman, told Simon about her friend, novelist George Pelecanos.
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The novelist Joshua Ferris and his wife, the novelist Eliza Kennedy, took care of Lily for a week during the summer of 2012, when Mr. Bock was working on the novel.
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That brings home — to Coonoor, a hill station in the state of Tamil Nadu — his diasporic grandsons: Rahul, a successful novelist from London, and Arjun, an aspiring novelist from New Jersey.
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But I knew I wanted a novelist to write it.
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American novelist has been so downright delighted by the tensile
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A computer in the home of a novelist in Kaduna.
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Novelist & Leikeli 47]07 Good & Bad08 Way From Me [ft.
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The latter's son, Marcel Theroux, also a novelist, did arrive.
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Sometimes I think I'm like a novelist in the '20s.
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Jennine Capó Crucet A novelist, professor and contributing opinion writer.
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"I suffer with the Irish," wrote the poet and novelist
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My career is not as a novelist or a writer.
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John Darnielle, professional novelist and Mountain Goats founder, misses moshing.
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Lamenting the frequent and audacious conflation of a female novelist
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Lately, the novelist Arundhati Roy has been receiving death threats.
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Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy was something of a train wreck.
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The novelist Iris Murdoch famously lived in unutterable domestic squalor.
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She doubted she could afford a living as a novelist.
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Durkee, like any good novelist, doesn't provide too many answers.
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CreditCreditNbcu Photo Bank Ms. Merkin is a novelist and critic.
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Mr. Cooper is a novelist and a researcher studying ruins.
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This is a kind of luxury a novelist cannot enjoy.
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Mr. Taseer is a novelist and a contributing opinion writer.
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And not just because a novelist is telling you to.
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Read this interview with the novelist Will Self, in Maclean's.
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Ms. Dell'Antonia is a novelist who writes frequently about parenthood.
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Lynne Sharon SchwartzNew YorkThe writer is a novelist and poet.
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"It clarified for me that I'm a novelist," she said.
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His mother, Dorothy Van Doren, was a novelist and editor.
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Anne would become an accomplished novelist in her own right.
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And for the strange, stirring, troubling Norwegian novelist Dag Solstad.
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For a comic novelist, such human pretension is a gift.
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Sporting Mr. Gessen is a journalism professor and a novelist.
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Mr. Ackerman, a former United States Marine, is a novelist.
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Being a novelist, for him, didn't preclude being an entertainer.
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The novelist Benilde Little, in her essay, notes that Mrs.
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"That was a seismic shift," Kamila Shamsie, the novelist, said.
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Up first, novelist Alexander Chee writes about secrets in Spain.
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Mr. Nguyen is a novelist, professor and contributing opinion writer.
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The novelist Stephen King tossed another $100,000 into the pot.
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He also got advice from the fantasy novelist Patrick Rothfuss.
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All of this is heady, effervescent stuff for a novelist.
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The novelist fled Revolutionary Russia a century ago this week.
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The new spring issue includes an autobiographical essay by the novelist Hannah Pittard about the dissolution of her marriage and an English translation of a triptych of stories by the Mexican novelist Mónica Lavín.
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But the key to his popularity as a horror novelist, and as a novelist in general, resides not in the darkest moments of his writing, but in his basic belief in humanity's innate goodness.
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Frederick Browning (the husband of the novelist Daphne du Maurier), Gen.
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Lewisham grime don and young street politician Novelist turned 19 yesterday.
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Novelist Khadija Gudaji composes a book on her bed in Kano.
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To call Jeanette Winterson a novelist would be to sell her
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Presenting a graphic novelist in a museum comes with its challenges.
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The singular novelist has finally departed, but she is not gone.
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The novelist, however, said the New York Post misinterpreted her message.
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Sarah Schulman is a prolific novelist, playwright, screenwriter and AIDS historian.
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Leave it to a novelist to critique this idea most sharply.
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Robert "Bob" Bradford, husband of novelist Barbara Taylor Bradford, has died.
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Williams was recently linked to novelist Jonathan Safran Foer since 2015.
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Sick: A MemoirBy Porochista KhakpourJune 5Porochista Khakpour is an accomplished novelist.
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Kelly's husband, novelist Douglas Brunt, also joined her on the outing.
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Debut novelist Garth Greenwell took a different tack to protest HB2.
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I first met John Grisham, sports novelist, while housesitting for friends.
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The writer, the novelist, teaches fiction writing at Harvard's Nieman Foundation.
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We've just chosen what we think is an absolutely brilliant novelist.
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Nancy, an aspiring novelist, is equally smart but gentler and shyer.
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De Beauvoir had a charged affair with American novelist Nelson Algren.
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A New America fellow, she is an investigative journalist and novelist.
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Perhaps it was appropriate to write a story about a novelist.
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But before we hang up, she mentions the novelist Darryl Pinckney.
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His death was confirmed by his wife, the novelist Jill Ciment.
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For the novelist, there's a danger in this kind of language.
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Photo Credit: Novelist's Soundcloud Novelist seems to be ubiquitous these days.
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A younger brother, Jacques, became a noted journalist, novelist and lyricist.
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Oscar is an acclaimed novelist, the father of two young boys.
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Among the living, think about the novelist Jesmyn Ward in Mississippi.
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Randy Wayne White is a novelist and a former fishing guide.
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Nadia Hashimi, MD, is a pediatrician and novelist living in Maryland.
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The novelist goes into screenwriting, like Dave Eggers or Ray Bradbury.
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The author of this tortured self-advertisement wasn't a born novelist.
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"Eden of dangerous things," the novelist Lauren Groff once described Florida.
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I'm a journalist and a novelist; it comes with the territory.
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Mr. Irving, a modestly successful novelist and nonfiction writer, was intrigued.
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Brian Keith Jackson is an arts and culture writer and novelist.
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He still seems surprised that he's adding novelist to his resume.
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The only modern humorous novelist I now read is Carl Hiaasen.
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Only after becoming a novelist myself did I understand my discomfort.
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For the graphic novelist Chris Ware, God is in the details.
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Showalter), now a novelist, still hasn't gotten over Katie (Marguerite Moreau).
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What's a goatish, narcissistic, jealous, sentimental, weak-willed novelist to do?
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It's hard to imagine a more unlikely novelist than Samuel Richardson.
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All of those are actually the serious preoccupations of a novelist.
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He also invited an Iranian novelist he wanted me to meet.
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The shadow cast by "Invisible Man" engulfed him as a novelist.
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The historical novelist is always prey to the enjoyments of hindsight.
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On the side, he was also a novelist and sometime playwright.
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Mr. Hamill went on to fame as a journalist and novelist.
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Surely some enterprising novelist will churn out "Murder Most Hyggelig" soon.
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Also, as a novelist, you don't have to yell at anyone.
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The death was confirmed by his wife, the novelist Mary Gordon.
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She now works as a novelist and journalist in Karachi, Pakistan.
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" Khakpour, who is now a novelist, recalls, "She was dead serious.
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It's a bildungsroman crafted with the expert aid of a novelist.
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Weiner has always been a gifted novelist and a powerful essayist.
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Weiner has always been a gifted novelist and a powerful essayist.
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Here's why all avalanche courses should include at least one novelist.
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Up first, the novelist Alexander Chee writes about secrets in Spain.
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And with a novelist like Suzanne Berne in charge, we aren't disappointed.
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It's... a graphic novelist who doubles as a real-life literary superhero.
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In 2010, Ally Condie was a YA novelist with exceptionally good timing.
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It warps the mind a little, to quote the novelist John DuFresne.
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When Jamaican novelist Marlon James walks into a room, you know it.
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Laura van den Berg is an acclaimed novelist and short story writer.
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She had what her fellow novelist John Updike called a "sweet sting".
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The bestselling novelist likes to pack her books in cheek-by-jowl.
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He is a novelist distinguished by his boldness and by his meticulousness.
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As Carlos Zanon, a novelist, puts it, the day is "absolutely inclusive".
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" That "The novelist says in words what cannot be said in words.
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A novelist was jailed for racy prose that gave a reader "palpitations".
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Together, Nicotine and Private Novelist explain why Zink's writing works so well.
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Did you imagine becoming a novelist would be part of your path?
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Kaya Genç, a Turkish novelist, is the author of Under the Shadow.
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Hatred of Poetry, the poet, novelist, and MacArthur "genius" argues that if
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"I have BIG NEWS!" the Irish novelist wrote on Twitter last week.
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The romance novelist is engaged to her perfect boyfriend Michael (Brett Dier).
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Jay Parini, a poet and novelist, teaches at Middlebury College in Vermont.
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Fantasy novelist Victoria Aveyard brings some levity to life in Trump's America.
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Actually, technically, Bourdain was first a novelist and a short-story writer.
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Amazon is trying to revamp novelist Tom Clancy's classic Jack Ryan character.
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He was the grandson of award-winning playwright and novelist David Pownall.
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A novelist making use of real violence is in a difficult spot.
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Attributed to novelist Toni Morrison, this concept rings truer today than before.
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In the very first episode, Tanenhaus spoke with the novelist Gary Shteyngart.
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The most Conradian novelist in recent American literature, however, was Saul Bellow.
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Christie nabbed a Guinness World Record as the world's bestselling novelist (GuinnessWorldRecords.com).
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Jimmy Shive-Overly (Chris Geere) is a British novelist living in a
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Nothing falls together the way that we expect from an ambitious novelist.
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I hope my political intuition is being eclipsed by my novelist imagination.
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I myself am still a debut novelist, having written only one book.
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ROBERT REULAND Brooklyn The writer is a criminal lawyer and a novelist.
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Pinar Tarhan is a freelance writer, blogger, screenwriter, and novelist from Istanbul.
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But what makes her a great novelist is her freakish psychological acuity.
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Her parents worried that her ambition to be a novelist was impractical.
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We have novelists and intellectuals, but few novelist-intellectuals or intellectual-novelists.
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Later, Foer married another serious novelist and purchased an enormous Brooklyn brownstone.
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CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON: Portrait of a Lady Novelist, by Anne Boyd Rioux.
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The novelist made a homophobic remark, which led to a fist fight.
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Novelist Lewis Carroll who wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," had a stutter.
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James, Evy's brother, is a novelist who has given up writing altogether.
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Mr. White was a light-tackle fishing guide before becoming a novelist.
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Ms. Okorafor's rise as a fantasy novelist came about somewhat by accident.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Englander is a novelist who lives in Brooklyn.
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Middle Ages historian, novelist, professor at the Citadel College, Charleston, South Carolina.
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As it is, the pugnacious novelist is doubtless spinning in his grave.
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The English novelist J. R. R. Tolkien declined to send him anything.
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Or, that a novelist might create to perfectly test his protagonist's integrity.
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He is not a historical novelist, but rather a strikingly imaginative historian.
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Which brings us back to MacKenzie Bezos, a novelist of some acclaim.
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A godson of their parents was the journalist and novelist Auberon Waugh.
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Ms. Ganeshananthan is a novelist and teaches at the University of Minnesota.
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It's books, to paraphrase the novelist Anthony Powell, that furnish this apartment.
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The narrator of Rachel Cusk's Outline novels is, like Cusk, a novelist.
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I just finished the Irish novelist Sebastian Barry's "Days Without End" — outstanding.
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Mr. Aw, a novelist, wrote a memoir about his family in Malaysia.
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All of the whispers have been right: Solstad is a vital novelist.
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CreditCreditEric Thayer for The New York Times Mr. Brown is a novelist.
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Klay, a novelist and Iraq War veteran, interviews Burns about the film.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Santur is a Somali-Canadian journalist and novelist.
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Aatish Taseer Mr. Taseer is a novelist and a contributing opinion writer.
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I didn't go to school to learn how to be a novelist.
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Christopher Bollen is the kind of novelist drawn to richly atmospheric places.
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Wiping that slate clear is what she finds compelling as a novelist.
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He was the country's leading novelist, designer, philosopher and Ping-Pong trainer.
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"He will just say anything ," Kamila Shamsie, a fellow-novelist, remembers thinking.
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Mr. Baldwin plays a blind novelist — do you need to know more?
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The late novelist Tom Clancy once made an appearance on C-SPAN.
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One Archie Ferguson becomes a journalist, one a memoirist, one a novelist.
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Show Us Your Wall The novelist Rachel Kushner also writes about art.
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Her intention at 18 was to become a best-selling spy novelist.
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His wife, the novelist Susan Choi, and their two sons were out.
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The acclaimed literary novelist Erdrich is also a crackerjack writer for kids.
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He'd been rereading the novelist Olivia Manning's "Balkan Trilogy," he told me.
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But why give it to a novelist and not a climate scientist?
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To this meeting I would also invite my daughter, novelist Justine Lévy.
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The novelist Jonathan Lethem said the store also influenced Brooklyn's literary boom.
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She does not describe herself as a reluctant, shame-filled, reticent novelist.
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The bride is the granddaughter of the late Louis Auchincloss, the novelist.
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Her success as a novelist is even addressed in the final episode.
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Leave it to the novelist Sam Lipsyte to revel in the absurdity.
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I said that I didn't think that he had ever been a novelist, not really, despite having been an internationally bestselling novelist who had written several books which are, a quarter of a century later, becoming seen as classics.
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Richard Wright, the most celebrated African-American novelist of his day, was another.
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Novelist Rabi Talle heads to her day job at the Ministry of Information.
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So, a novelist wrote a mystery novel — there's nothing inherently surprising in that.
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Her victim is Paul Sheldon (James Caan), a romance novelist and Annie's obsession.
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Ben Hecht was a journalist, playwright, and novelist, along with being a screenwriter.
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Kevin is a successful novelist whose past career was in baseball media relations.
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Novelist James Baldwin jots down some notes in his New York apartment, 1963.
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He was, for a while, a disciple of the libertarian novelist, Ayn Rand.
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In this short documentary from Milkshake Tidalwave, Wood sculpts British novelist Will Self.
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Until the joy of maths claimed her, she wanted to be a novelist.
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Mr Sem-Sandberg is a novelist determined to confront the worst of humanity.
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Her brother is also a novelist, and her husband is a literary critic.
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Where Vazquez Montalbán was a journalist by trade, Mr Zanón is a novelist.
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Ms Tokarzcuk is unquestionably the highest-profile novelist of her generation in Poland.
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She also said she never gave up - wise words for any budding novelist.
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Sunny Singh is a novelist and author of Indian heritage based in London.
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Robert Rath is a freelance writer, novelist, and researcher based in Hong Kong.
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She was also a social reformer, a novelist, and the first female sociologist.
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Before he became a novelist, DBC Pierre had already led a picaresque life.
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It's not even a film about being a novelist in any meaningful sense.
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The novelist Ralph Ellison captured the power of vandalized commemoration with particular grace.
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The first-time novelist can't get a publisher, so he crowdfunds this book.
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For a novelist, though, this uncertainty is a gold mine: rich, thrilling, irresistible.
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The Syrian novelist Samar Yazbek published diaries she kept during the Syrian uprising.
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Become novelist and frequently discuss monumental influence of Wallace on own work. 16.
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PHILIP PULLMAN A novelist whose works include "His Dark Materials," a fantasy trilogy.
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Novelist Aaron Cooley will write and executive-produce the show, according to Variety.
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LIFE magazine sent Nobel Prize winning novelist John Steinbeck to cover the expedition.
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The novelist Nicholson Baker has written a book about being a substitute teacher.
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The novelist Ralph Ellison was a few years ahead of Murray at Tuskegee.
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Dan Mallory, a book editor turned novelist, is tall, good-looking, and clever.
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It also gave a career lift to a young novelist named Stephen King.
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Mr. Hamilton considered his work as a playwright and novelist a mixed success.
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" As the novelist David Dodge put it, postwar Monaco "had lost its chic.
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This singer-songwriter discusses Camus's influence on her with the novelist Kevin Baker.
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CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON Portrait of a Lady Novelist By Anne Boyd Rioux Illustrated.
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He wanted to be a novelist, but was known only as a critic.
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And Scotland selected the novelist Nan Shepherd and the trailblazing scientist Mary Somerville.
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"We are all minorities in Quebec," the detective novelist Louise Penny told me.
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"Stoplights were at red as far as I could see," the novelist remembers.
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The novelist and critic discusses her new book of fiction — Men and Apparitions.
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As a novelist, however, he admits to finding the present a little thin.
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In 1961, the novelist Hugh MacLennan traveled the Mackenzie River on a barge.
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Mr. Wray is a novelist who has traveled as a journalist in Afghanistan.
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Alain (Guillaume Canet) is an editor, and Léonard (Vincent Macaigne) is a novelist.
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Afterward, Dr. Gell-Mann's friend, the novelist Cormac McCarthy, raised a champagne toast.
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By 14, he later recalled, he knew he wanted to be a novelist.
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What we're reading: This interview with the crime novelist Laura Lippman in Topic.
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She and Leonard, a screenwriter and novelist, met there, and married in 1987.
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His mother was an artist and writer, his father a journalist and novelist.
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Christine Estima is a novelist, freelance writer and spoken word artist in Toronto.
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The novelist may have been describing his own unease and need for escape.
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An article on Friday about the novelist Anne Tyler misstated Ms. Tyler's age.
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Well, my favorite novel is "The Lord of the Rings," but favorite novelist?
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Another woman, the novelist Gabriella Hakansson, says Mr. Arnault assaulted her in 2007.
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Mr. Powers is a novelist and a veteran of the war in Iraq.
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Another novelist friend works on the computer and keeps just one digital version.
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First I went to Baghdad, where I began my career as a novelist.
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The day before the presidential election, an obscure novelist attacked me on Twitter.
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One thing Ms. Chase did comment on was her transformation into a novelist.
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And sometimes becomes friends with their authors — like the provocative novelist Michel Houellebecq.
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When I responded that he was stereotyping — I am a novelist — he balked.
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Lynda Barry, 373 Graphic novelist, cartoonist and educator University of Wisconsin Madison, Wis.
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Despite his success as a novelist, Cha remained a newspaperman throughout his life.
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And Scotland selected the novelist Nan Shepherd and Mary Somerville, a trailblazing scientist.
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The CNN anchor and correspondent Jake Tapper is adding novelist to his résumé.
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" Novelist Monica Byrne responded, "Looking forward to your offer getting revoked, dude. Wow.
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He's an okay novelist who can write the hell out of a sentence.
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Her creator, Japanese novelist Sayaka Murata, thinks that makes Keiko a true hero.
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Mr. Goldman is a novelist and journalist who has covered Guatemala for decades.
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Her divorce has made the novelist, and her private life, a public fascination.
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Inside the List ABC: The crime novelist Sue Grafton, who died on Dec.
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Authors checked in too, including the western novelist Zane Grey and Margaret Mitchell.
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William Hjortsberg (22017–2017), novelist and screenwriter, best known for Falling Angel (1978).
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The novelist lived in exile on the island from October 1855 until 191938.
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Sandy's father, a college professor, somewhat resembles the author's own, the novelist Gilbert Sorrentino.
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Romance novelist Nancy Crampton-Brophy is known for writing books with unexpected plot twists.
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They are: The creative category includes jobs like scientist, novelist and artist, says Lee.
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How do you think about these dual roles as a journalist and a novelist?
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This part of me is a journalist, this part of me is a novelist.
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Disraeli was known first as a political novelist and only later as a legislator.
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ONLY A NOVELIST, it might seem, could conjure up a figure like Mary Treat.
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Think of it as a modern screenwriter in conversation with a proto-modern novelist.
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Mr Cohen's tale reads like the American dream as told by a Russian novelist.
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A novelist, of course, has no choice but to torment us with every possibility.
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Palvin's favorite author is Leslie L. Lawrence, the best-selling novelist in Hungary. 4.
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The late novelist instructed his estate to destroy all traces of his unfinished work.
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Unabashed, this "novelist of himself" continued to "gild his biography with an epic lustre".
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Crime novelist John Grisham also wrote then-Virginia Governor Tim Kaine asking for clemency.
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Ms Hammad knows, and triumphantly shows, that a novelist of vision must be both.
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As acclaimed novelist Chuck Palmer, Rhys is all insecurities, self-pity, and coiled frustration.
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This week, Sarah Perry — novelist and author of The Essex Serpent — answers our questions.
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Such is the near future envisaged by futurist and sci-fi novelist David Brin.
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They were looking for evidence about the disappearance of Agatha Christie, the crime novelist.
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Kidder was married to novelist Thomas McGuane with whom she had a daughter, Maggie.
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Hence the idea that she was a "private novelist," otherwise a contradiction in terms.
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Microsoft's CTO for Azure (and occasional novelist) Mark Russinovich is extremely bullish about microservices.
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He wants to be a novelist but Susan doesn't think he is very good.
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Eka Kurniawan, a young novelist, lives on the outskirts with his wife and daughter.
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For YA novelist Marie Lu, Warcross, her latest novel, is more than a book.
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Steve Israel, a Democrat from New York, is a political novelist and CNN contributor.
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"It gives you the interiority of characters' minds," Novelist Edward Docx tells The Guardian.
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Think of it as a modern screenwriter in conversation with a proto-modern novelist.
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Philip Pullman is a novelist whose works include "His Dark Materials," a fantasy trilogy.
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The novelist Rumaan Alam and his husband, the photographer David Land, like collecting stuff.
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The prize was named for a playwright, poet, novelist, cartoonist, and general-purpose humorist.
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She was a poet, a novelist and the maker of a cult feminist documentary.
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From boyhood on, Hitler devoured the Westerns of the popular German novelist Karl May .
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Books of The Times Paulette Jiles was a poet before she became a novelist.
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Fies (pronounced 'Feez') is a graphic novelist, one of the best in his field.
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Morrison, a novelist, essayist and educator, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993.
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By the Book The poet, novelist and environmentalist does not want his biography written.
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I'll be as direct as possible: Novelist Guy is an album about raising consciousness.
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Actually, seeing as he is a romance novelist, that is quite literally his job.
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In this biography, the novelist Ha Jin tells Li's story with insight and empathy.
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Sinosphere Zhang Wei, China's top-earning online novelist, is not modest about his success.
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The problem is that for the novelist the opposite question — How could I not?
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In "American Bitch," the fictional novelist Chuck Palmer (Matthew Rhys) invites Hannah Horvath (Ms.
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Suddenly this novelist device is something that in our world we call oral history.
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His younger and only brother, Shiva, who was also a novelist, died in 1985.
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Edith is also a novelist, only vastly more talented and hardworking than her husband.
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Zack, you are also a novelist—writing fiction can be very grueling and frustrating.
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He also reflects on his own activity as a poet, essayist, filmmaker and novelist.
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" The British novelist Rupert Thomson called Gurewich "a complete maverick, a force of nature.
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"Forget heroin," the novelist Edward St. Aubyn wrote in the final Patrick Melrose novel.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of an American crime novelist.
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CreditCreditFran Caballero Arnold Bennett was an early-20th-century British novelist, playwright and critic.
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The novelist Walter Mosley, who wrote an essay for the piece, will be there.
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The filmmaker Kelly Reichardt and the reporter-turned-crime-novelist Edna Buchanan add context.
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But as a novelist, I'm in total control of my vision and my material.
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Mr. Boyagoda is a novelist and professor of English at the University of Toronto.
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A deep dive into the Chernobyl disaster, a debut British-Palestinian novelist and more.
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Mr. Weld married his second wife, the writer and novelist Leslie Marshall, in 2005.
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Profile Two years ago, the novelist John Green was unable to control his thoughts.
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"The English Patient" was selected by the novelist Kamila Shamsie to represent the 1990s.
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Mr. Goldman is a novelist and journalist who has covered Latin America for decades.
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She began a lifelong relationship with the Jamaican-born novelist and poet Michelle Cliff.
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Ms. Attah is a novelist who grew up in Ghana and lives in Senegal.
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But the question of whether the novelist is another Dickens or Proust is absurd.
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Mr. Goldman is a novelist and journalist who has covered Latin America for decades.
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A novelist watches from the window of her office in the house next door.
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For a few mesmerizing seconds the novelist waits for him to leap — or fall.
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How can a novelist improve on the epic that is every Tour de France?
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Maybe it was like having a great novelist write to you at summer camp.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of a popular crime novelist.
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R. C. Binstock, a 58-year-old novelist and technical writer in Cambridge, Mass.
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To find out, the novelist Karl Ove Knausgaard followed him back to the source.
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Her death was confirmed by her daughter Carol Higgins Clark, also a mystery novelist.
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It sits along the River Thames and was once owned by novelist George Eliot.
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Bezos and his wife, MacKenzie, a novelist, had been together for twenty-seven years.
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Anthony Trollope, the great English novelist, gave an answer in "Phineas Finn" in 1867.
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The cycle is a setting of texts by the critic and novelist Paul Griffiths.
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Lowell was then married to his first wife, the gifted young novelist Jean Stafford.
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Her fluent, hyperconscious vibe is more like that of a novelist than a comedian.
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He moved to Europe in 1982 and was a novelist before becoming a photographer.
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Even better is Woolf assigning both best and worst living English novelist to Hardy.
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This guy knows the deep south as well or better than any other novelist.
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This may be far afield, but Elizabeth Gaskell is also a well-known novelist.
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The graphic novelist Raina Telgemeier and the YA novelist Jenny Han set up a group called Kidlit Marches for Kids, rallying colleagues to join the March 24 gun control protest spearheaded by the Parkland students, and designing a protest sign for marchers.
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This summer, nearly 100 people made the annual pilgrimage to the clearing to watch the Turkish novelist Elif Shafak present Paterson with the fourth manuscript for the library, which already houses novels by Margaret Atwood, David Mitchell and the Icelandic novelist Sjón.
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"You have to give Trump credit," said Jennifer Weiner, a best-selling novelist and feminist.
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The show includes more than 40 original drawings by the Finnish artist, illustrator, and novelist.
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Jennifer Lash was an acclaimed English novelist who published her first novel at age 23.
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She wrote her first book at age 50, launching her into the romance novelist stratosphere.
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The novelist John Fowles wrote in his diary about a fantasy of imprisoning her underground.
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He learned Norwegian to read the works of novelist Erlend Loe in the original language.
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Graphic novelist, cartoonist, and educator Lynda Barry won the prize for her decades-long career.
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In addition to acting, she's a poet, a screenwriter, a director, and soon, a novelist.
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The letters of the British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch contained more yearning than most.
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The writing team for Cortana includes two playwrights, a poet, a screenwriter and a novelist.
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Poet, novelist and lyric-writer for his compatriot Bjork, Sjon commands more tricks than most.
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I get asked questions more appropriate for a therapist or a nutritionist than a novelist.
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" Classic horror novelist Stephen King wrote, "Ursula K. LeGuin, one of the greats, has passed.
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But once upon a time, she wasn't entirely sure she could stay the novelist course.
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It would be interesting to know what the novelist would make of that reverent appraisal.
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Erica Jong is a poet, novelist and nonfiction writer with more than 93 books published.
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That gravitas that was needed for him to function as an observer and a novelist.
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She's a graduate of Georgetown Law, former columnist at the Boston Globe, and published novelist.
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Truman Capote, a famous American writer and novelist, was born in New Orleans in 1924.
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A novelist who credits his readers with the same understanding and intellectual resources as himself.
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More important, as Maya Jasanoff shows so well, he was the first novelist of globalisation.
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The great English novelist, here at his most grown-up, doesn't do lawyers any favors.
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It was first cooked up by the novelist Jack London to describe James J. Jeffries.
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Turns out that the Earth-19 version of Wells is — wait for it — a novelist.
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Cliffhanger: After being fired, Abby (Lisa Edelstein) tries being a romance novelist in season 3.
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"A rose is a rose is a rose," novelist and playwright Gertrude Stein famously wrote.
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