Discussions of feminism and socialism, Brexit and Europe rub shoulders with readings from crime novels, fantasy novels, graphic novels and poetry.
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What novels teach us Books or novels are like friends.
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Parents and educators have been put on notice: Graphic novels are novels!
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See our editors' picks for Graphic Novels and Graphic Novels That Teach History.
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Nameless people and places are hallmarks of dystopian novels and novels of estrangement.
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The researchers found no significant differences between MFA novels and non-MFA novels.
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I group Abbott's novels in quartets: First there were the midcentury, gender-flipped noir novels; then there were the contemporary, competitive-drenched suspense novels of adolescent competition.
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I don't read many novels, but I love gossipy articles about people who write novels.
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How's about just putting my novels and novels by other POC up front and on display?
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For as long as novels have existed, they have disguised themselves as something other than novels.
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Where epics deal in types, novels depict individuals; where epics deliver action, novels provide motives and psychology.
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David's novels are so brilliant because they're emotionally and psychologically absolutely true, but of course they're novels.
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Its films, novels, graphic novels, video games, and albums are preaching with a very specific choir in mind.
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All these novels appeared on our 11 best science fiction and fantasy novels of 2016 list in December.
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His graphic novels, genre novels and children's picture books are here, and I look for things I recognize.
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Cussler wrote more than 2 dozen novels, including "Raise the Titanic," in his series of Dirk Pitt novels.
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In addition to your action-adventure novels and thrillers, you write fantasy novels under the name James Clemens.
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Also, I was reading all of these novels or hearing about all these novels about women who disappear.
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They're not novels of Americans abroad, but rather novels about Europeans, requiring full immersion in another place and culture.
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The thing is, many of Stephen King's novels — and particularly the characters that feature in those novels — are connected.
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Adult visual novels are just like regular visual novels, like Hatoful Boyfriend, except the dialog exchanges eventually lead to sex.
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The novels and novellas would become "Insta Novels", posted on the platform's "Stories" feature (a daily slideshow of pictures and videos).
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I spent part of this weekend revisiting my collection of old BattleTech novels, which squeeze in on a shelf alongside my old (no longer canon) Star Wars novels and a couple Halo novels I collected somewhere along the way.
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And it could be argued that many, if not most, canonical novels are "crime novels," in an elasticized sense of the term.
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It was developed in 18th-century novels like Pamela and Clarissa, and it lives on today in romantic comedies and romance novels.
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" Chris Offutt on porn novels: "[Dad] said he was the first person to include the clitoris as an anatomical detail in his novels.
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After the war, American culture became decidedly macho and male, and the novels that came out of that period were all war novels.
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And yet Rooney keeps writing novels — and in those novels, her characters keep finding themselves drawn to books, shamefully and against their will.
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The researchers compared these novels to about 200 New York Times-reviewed novels by authors without MFA degrees, including July and Donna Tartt.
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Booklist found that middle-grade novels expanded 20053 percent between 22005 and 22007, the decade in which the Potter novels were at their longest.
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A 2015 analysis by novelist Nicola Griffith revealed that novels featuring a female main character have won fewer awards than novels with male main characters.
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In "Aspects of the Novel," E. M. Forster complained that novels rarely end well because of a fundamental mimetic flaw: Life goes on; novels don't.
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I like to think my attention span has improved a little bit, so I can read longer novels now, and also novels with longer sentences.
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In the 1960s, Black South Africans without the resources to make films instead produced photo novels — stories told in photographs and text resembling graphic novels.
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Perhaps this is because the Neapolitan novels are a little boring (and I say this as a fan; many of my favorite novels are "boring" ones).
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The novels spawned a critically acclaimed series of video games as well as graphic novels, board games, and a 13-episode Polish television series in 2002.
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Oatley believes the novels that help people best are the ones that "help us understand the characters from the inside," rather than more plot-driven novels.
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The book publishing unit currently publishes about 10 to 12 titles each year, from middle grade and young adult novels to adult fiction and graphic novels.
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This concept of paying institutions to plug in to to virtual reality is abundant throughout science fiction novels—novels that routinely skirt the borders of dystopia.
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The final sections lack the bandwidth, the fatness of feeling and the complex sense of themes raked together that the best novels (even plotless novels) deliver.
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Mr. Rapp has had a remarkably prolific and varied career, having written some 30 plays, two novels, two graphic novels and nine books for young adults.
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The series encompasses a set of solo novels, mosaic novels and anthologies written by a collection of sci-fi writers and edited by Martin and Melinda Snodgrass.
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Sid says he is taking a break from novels to work on a sitcom: "it's very lucrative and there's not a lot of money in novels, so".
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The Dark Tower novels are often brought up in conversations about so-called so-called "unfilmable novels," and Arcel's efforts won't do much to change that perception.
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Clinton says she took solace in reading mystery novels by Louise Penny, Jacqueline Winspear, Donna Leon and Charles Todd, as well as Elena Ferrante's four Neapolitan novels.
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A number of graphic novels have begun to establish the value of graphic novels in teaching students and the rest of the populace about the ancient Mediterranean.
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He also acquired bestsellers, including the "Fifty Shades" novels, which took the first three spots on the bestselling novels of the decade list, according to NDP BookScan.
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The science fiction novels of the 1960s—as this two-volume collection of eight very different sci-fi novels testifies—remain enjoyable because they got everything wrong.
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He carefully reread Frank Herbert's "Dune" while working on it, and read some of Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch detective novels to study how mystery novels are structured.
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There are incredible novels, graphic novels, and other forms of original media being created by marginalized creators with stories that are just as captivating and important as Buffy.
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The overall Cosmere universe includes Sanderson's popular Stormlight Archive and Mistborn series, the standalone Warbreaker and Elantris novels, the White Sands graphic novels, and a variety of novellas.
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It's based on Sherryl Woods's series of novels series of novels, and fans of those, at least, will probably enjoy seeing this annoyingly pristine world brought to life.
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This year's crop of nominees is a strong group, with several of the novels appearing on our list of the best science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels of 2017.
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Indeed, many of his books are not just novels of education—the Bildungsroman that had been a classic genre in European literature since Goethe—but specifically novels of schooling.
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Elsewhere, we also offer a look back at the novels of the unjustly neglected Jean Stafford, as well as more recent novels from Margaret Wilkerson Sexton and Jokha Alharthi.
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While not the first novels in the new continuity, Chuck Wendig's Aftermath novels were the first to begin covering the time between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.
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"Readers of the novels know that Bobbie plays an important role in Caliban's War," says producer Ty Franck, one of the two authors writing the Expanse novels as James S.A. Corey.
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Space Opera Timothy Zahn is best known for his Star Wars novels — he's got a new one coming out next summer — but he's released a number of original novels as well.
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Franck and Abraham have published seven of nine novels under the name James S.A. Corey, while the Syfy channel — and now Amazon Studios — have adapted the novels into a TV series.
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The novels pit China's spy agency against the CIA and FBI and include double-agents, clones, and a main character who, like Yang, wrote fictional spy novels and attended Fudan University.
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Besides which, everybody reads pulp novels on the beach, and real pulp novels—classic ones, with dames and guns and private dicks—are just as filled with mystery and dead babes.
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Thousands of novels, including queer romance and explicit romance novels, have been published on Jinjiang, which has been around for nearly two decades, avoiding censorship largely by self-censoring authors first.
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"Publishers in the UK are thinking about their readers in Britain and normally when they publish African novels they prefer to publish novels that deal with Europe as well," Makumbi said.
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Spy novels and kung fu movies — I love them.
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In between writing her many great novels — intricate Mrs.
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" As Child puts it, "The novels are really reportage.
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As someone who consumes a lot of crime fiction, from novels to TV shows, I've come to think of the Yakuza franchise much like I would an ongoing series of detective novels.
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We've heard of the planet before in a couple of the new canon novels — it was a location in the older expanded universe novels — and Han mentioned it in A New Hope.
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They bear witness or bring information about something new in a way that American novels seldom do anymore, because novels are no longer where we look to get our news about ourselves.
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She found stories punishing in a way that novels weren't—in novels there was room to fail, room for bits that she didn't like that much, but short stories were all pressure.
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Later, starting in high school, I read all of Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe novels and all of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee novels, which are about as different as you can get.
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Just because debut novels—especially debut novels written in the first person and written by women and maybe especially women who are perceived to be young—tend to be read as autobiographical.
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We also look at one of the year's most highly anticipated novels, "Normal People," Sally Rooney's follow-up to "Conversations With Friends," and at two debut novels: one comic and one terrifying.
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In August, fantasy author V.E. Schwab scored a million-dollar deal with Tor Books for four novels, while science fiction author John Scalzi signed a $3.4 million deal for 10 novels in 2015.
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If you only read graphic novels, and I do meet kids who only read graphic novels, I hope you'll read a prose book or a book in verse or even a hybrid novel.
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Although her novels are set mostly in the East Village, upstate New York, and Europe, Kraus has written most of her six books—four novels and two essay collections—while living in California.
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Netflix's The Witcher is based on Andrzej Sapkowski's series of fantasy novels, while CD Projekt Red's The Witcher 3 is the third of a separate game series that also spawned from the novels.
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Hilary Mantel's highly acclaimed novels about the rise of Thomas Cromwell under the reign of King Henry VIII aren't fantasy, but they are engrossing historical novels filled with medieval politics and Machiavellian maneuvers.
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Both books are weird hybrids of novels and art collections.
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How many novels become best sellers, or are even published?
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The researchers have identified 11 novels being used for material.
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In the Expanse novels, Belter is mostly just a dialect.
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House novels published between 1932 and 1943, entertaining readers first
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Here's everything Martin has said about his novels so far.
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Midtown Comics doesn't carry many classic Luke Cage graphic novels.
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Here are 31 novels that are hitting bookstores this month.
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Americans bought 28.5m romantic novels in print form in 2015.
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I read romance novels, not institutionalized studies on rape victims.
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Another wave of apocalyptic novels may be on its way.
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Ahead, a list of our favorite novels about working women.
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No wonder so many romance novels are set in Scotland!
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It's about dabbling with inks and penning steamy romance novels.
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It's not like comics and graphic novels are going anywhere.
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She even continues to add addenda to her seven novels.
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To the dismay of my students, the Harry Potter novels.
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They were exciting novels that are loaded with starfighter battles.
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The above novels are a match made in insecure heaven.
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Presently, the feature only includes nonfiction titles, rather than novels.
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Find other titles in our list of best Graphic Novels.
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Other types of stories, other types of novels, poetry, etc.
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Martin's novels started the cycle more than 20 years ago.
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But Mike Brooks' Keiko novels could help fill the gap.
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But Morgan is known for other brutal science fiction novels.
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After curtailing his vocalist duties, he focused on writing novels.
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Don't all YA novels fall under the category of romance?
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After all, romantic elements figure heavily into most YA novels.
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Many of his novels and short stories richly reward perseverance.
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When novels end with a scream, the effect is unsettling.
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But attempts to "translate" novels into emoji are mere amusements.
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I'm a big fan of Ian McDonald's science fiction novels.
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This is especially true for debut novels by unknown authors.
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A few years ago, these novels provided fascinating, escapist fiction.
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One of my favorite novels comes from Karin Lowachee: Warchild.
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Instead, the thief took canned food, batteries, paperback novels, propane
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Cather depicted Red Cloud in six of her twelve novels.
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She consumed mystery novels: Louise Penny, Donna Leon, Charles Todd.
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It's not bragging if it's fact: Few novels surprise me.
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Roundup Graphic novels make summer reading stranger and more fun.
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"Nearly all novels are feeble at the end," he observed.
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Like all art, romance novels are products of their time.
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The films are based on Veronica Roth's trilogy of novels.
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Unsurprisingly, he isn't planning to spend time reading lighthearted novels.
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Its library now has 100,000 comics, manga and graphic novels.
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His first two novels were set in the West Indies.
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Novels and poems increasingly bring us news from this front.
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Nevertheless, the beauty of Cather's novels still charms readers today.
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No one is writing new Nancy Drew novels these days.
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Clark eats here in between working on her mystery novels.
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The novels weren't really expected to make it to space.
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None of these facts could be gleaned from the novels.
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A detailed poster of the opening lines from famous novels
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As a reader, I didn't like reading these incomplete novels.
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It was calming to read old novels about big ideas.
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She recently began publishing multicultural romance novels by other authors.
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And a starting point for a hundred novels at least.
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The 15st century has borne novels that push beyond identity.
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Some 50 science fiction books and 30 mystery novels followed.
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It was there that his great novels came to fruition.
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Romance novels come in for an extra helping of scorn.
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In his novels, he keeps the chapters clipped tight, too.
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Not surprising, Ms. Krantz's novels took regular drubbings from reviewers.
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Vargas Llosa's novels have always been enlivened by earthy detail.
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Innocence never has much of a chance in McEwan's novels.
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Westlake even repurposed some of his weekend plots as novels.
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I'd say my reading is about 90 percent contemporary novels.
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The adaptation of the celebrated novels by Elena Ferrante continues.
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" Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina": "There's like five novels in that thing.
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There were two novels I did pick up and admire.
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I love biographies, science fiction and detective novels for pleasure.
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Children's Books Graphic novels provide a uniquely intimate reading experience.
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She does graphic novels and is a native New Havener.
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Each month brings hundreds of new comics and graphics novels.
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I write novels, and now and then I give lectures.
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They evoke English Bohemia, and the novels of Penelope Fitzgerald.
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Some writers listed fantasy novels, or flirtations with Ayn Rand.
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Each of these three novels has had a remarkable afterlife.
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That's the dilemma facing the heroes of four new novels.
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Let's say you want to make a living writing novels.
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One of the best SF novels I've read in years!
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There were also some graphic novels and manga about basketball.
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Graphic novels should be part of every reader's book diet.
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Considering global warming through math, art, civics, novels and cooking?
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But this movie isn't much concerned with the novels themselves.
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If I could, I would write pamphlets instead of novels.
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He's a fan of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee novels.
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" Mr. Roth later called his first two novels "apprentice work.
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Similar debates have followed the publication of other recent novels.
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Why do people write crime novels with blindingly obvious murderers?
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This is the season for novels with a psychic turn.
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Mr le Carré's first two novels had been conventional mysteries.
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I slipped novels behind my textbooks and read in class.
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Do you read and help edit his novels for him?
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Mr. Hamill wrote acclaimed novels and mingled with movie stars.
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At sixteen years old, he's already started writing two novels.
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I accept no novels by authors under fifteen years old.
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Feeling "terribly depressed and angry," he turned to writing novels.
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Damage to heads, mouths, lips are common in these novels.
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Michel Houellebecq's novels always put me in a good mood.
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He was the author of 20 books, including two novels.
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" Spellman, who has written two detective novels, mentioned "Nancy Drew.
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"I wrote three novels on an electric typewriter," he said.
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After painstaking reconstruction, it was published after her Adah novels.
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"Back then only the rich wrote novels," Mr. Hawke said.
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It's what most good first novels merely aspire to be.
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He wrote improvisationally, without knowing how his novels would end.
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This is an era of particular excellence for futurist novels.
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This is much more than the stuff of spy novels.
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" The jackpot prize among Wright's novels is probably "The Wig.
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Two beautifully reissued novels by Natalia Ginzburg come to mind.
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All new books, but debut novels especially, are blind dates.
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I know a retired psychologist who writes and publishes novels.
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Comic books, unlike albums, novels, or movies, tell continuing stories.
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He began his career by producing four largely autobiographical novels.
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She made no headway placing translations of his Russian novels.
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The vampire drama series was based on Justin Cronin's novels.
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There's more to King's career than his most celebrated novels.
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Fortress Draconis by Michael A. Stackpole Michael A. Stackpole might be best known for his Star Wars or BattleTech tie-in novels, but he's written a bunch of other standalone novels of his own.
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"I'm honestly not sure how much Steam knows or cares about visual novels," says John Pickett, director of public relations for MangaGamer, a publisher of localized visual novels that also received a takedown notice.
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More than any others, these three novels kicked off the first Star Wars Expanded Universe, laying down ground that would be built upon by the hundreds of comics, video games, and novels that followed.
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Using Young Adult Novels to Make Sense of #MeToo The author of "Speak," one of the first Y.A. novels to focus on sexual violence, said fiction gives teenagers a language to describe the trauma.
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Although he has continued the tradition of draping the novels around pivotal events in New York's recent history, McInerney's evocation of the aughts feels halfhearted compared with the scene setting of his eighties novels.
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The Count of Monte Cristo is one of the most exciting novels ever written and on the other hand is one of the most badly written novels of all time and in any literature.
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Tool of War by Paolo Bacigalupi Paolo Bacigalupi might be best known for his adult novels such as The Windup Girl or The Water Knife, but he's also earned considerable acclaim for his YA novels.
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After the first four installments, another author, the late Aaron Allston, wrote three additional novels following another unit, Wraith Squadron, and each author penned some follow-up novels that continued the story of each unit.
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IN 2013, the Romance Writers of America (RWA) estimated that sales of romantic novels amounted to $1.08 billion, and accounted for 13% of adult fiction consumed that year, outselling science-fiction, mystery and literary novels.
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Richard, The Night Of has been described as novelistic in many reviews, but as someone who's written a number of great novels yourself, what do you miss about novels when you're writing for the screen?
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The shortlist of five novels was selected by a panel of judges from the 51 previous winners of the Man Booker, which honors the best novels written in English and published in Britain or Ireland.
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Like reverse adaptations of movies and TV shows (see, for example, novels based on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "CSI"), novels based on gaming franchises have long been a lucrative niche within the publishing industry.
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Bill is somehow turning all his nightmares into best-selling novels.
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I'm constantly writing these great novels, which is an amazing privilege.
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Herman Melville's novels and poems found little appreciation in his lifetime.
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Meyer's four novels have sold more than 120 million copies worldwide.
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"I'm writing novels and I'm directing independent films now," Theresa says.
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It made me think of art house movies or literary novels.
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It's one of the finest speculative debut novels I've ever read.
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Some of her novels were produced into television miniseries as well.
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Christie's novels have spurred a pop culture ecosystem of their own.
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In America, 39 percent of all romance novels are sold digitally.
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There are truly some amazing YA novels being published right now.
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I can't really name any novels that were a specific influence.
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Gene Luen Yang often mines his life for his graphic novels.
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I've written about 40 or 50 YA paranormal and erotic novels.
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Since then, the novels have become sleeker, and the presses larger.
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"The Mercies" is among the best novels I've read in years.
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The ballot also covers movies, television, graphic novels, and other media.
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"Big Black" follows in the footsteps of recent nonfiction graphic novels.
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He had two published novels and a collection of short stories.
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Fortunately, the erotic novels of E.L. James are easy to acquire.
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Zweig's elegant society novels are set in a charmingly liberal Vienna.
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What accounts for the wild success of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels?
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Nic often incorporates his life experience into his novels and scripts.
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She incorporated aspects of her fellow passengers in the novels' characters.
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It's about the size of three short hardcover novels stacked together.
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Tie-in novels often have to play with a delicate balance.
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" Writer Daniel Radosh wrote, "I love dystopian YA [Young Adult] novels.
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Has the Story Group significantly changed how the novels are conceived?
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Spy novels are a genre, but so is John Le Carré.
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"For first novels, they say write what you know," she says.
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But there's no massive conspiracy to deny GoT fans Martin's novels.
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From Les Miserables to Romeo & Juliet, these films started as novels.
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But, there are some comedians who have written really great novels.
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I used to write full-on novels when I was younger.
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Here are the two novels that shaped the billionaire tech leader.
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It's valuing bagels, and Woody Allen movies, and Chaim Potok novels.
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So all the characters in the Lovecraft novels become completely insane.
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I thought it was OK. These porno novels were not cheap.
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Mohsin Hamid: My novels usually come from a very personal need.
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But, as in the best historical novels, the most famous figures
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I spend as much time writing the novels as remixing them.
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"Penrod" and "Seventeen" were collections of popular sketches masquerading as novels.
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She read Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels of friendship, becoming, and abandonment.
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Furthermore, the descriptive language of many novels doesn't resemble natural speech.
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"Writing novels doesn't interfere with doing the strips," he once said.
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And as a concrete step in that direction, read more novels.
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Russian movies and novels are full of officials who take bribes.
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Audiences associate the word "horror" with scary movies or terrifying novels.
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The novels evoke the frustration felt when the life you live
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In two essential novels reissued by Picador, the exquisitely grotesque Crash
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Writing four novels is no guarantee that you'll complete a fifth.
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Carver, Colette, Defoe, Forster, and Welty that became novels like Kate
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The principle of escape also animated all three of Eugenides's novels.
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Here's 15 novels coming out in March that caught our eyes.
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Each of these novels begins in an upper-class English milieu.
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Fact and fiction are interminably wound up in Natalia Ginzburg's novels.
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All three films were based on novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen.
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I have written poetry, plays and novels and raised two sons.
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It's "one of the year's best suspense novels," our reviewer writes.
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Campus novels have always been about much more than university life.
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Sadly, that's probably just as fantastic as anything in Tolkien's novels.
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The novels, comics, and TV series offer Padmé plenty to do.
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The most literary of novels will be shunted to smaller publishers.
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Could you see the novels ever being told from Leonard's perspective?
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Queerness has always existed between the lines in novels about teenagers.
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Surrealism, particularly the collage novels of Max Ernst, strongly influenced Gorey.
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And yet, it has the same addictive drive as Rowling's novels.
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Decades ago, Evan S. Connell's paired novels about Mr. and Mrs.
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At their best, graphic novels can grant such permission to aspire.
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Here are two of his favorite novels, according to the post.
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Maybe the novels of Robert Stone (1937-103) are for you.
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Under localism, national politicians are regarded like generals in Tolstoy novels.
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I love contemporary fiction, but I also love long, older novels.
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I'm reliably hurling novels at them, and also at friends' kids.
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Robinson returned to Gilead in two subsequent novels, Home and Lila.
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Pratchett wrote the best-selling "Discworld" series of Tolkienesque comic novels.
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In boarding school novels the drama is forged from parental absence.
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Jane Harper leans on the Australian environment in all her novels.
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Harper leans on the Australian environment in all of her novels.
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She's been publishing her novels with Random House for 15 years.
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Not long afterward, China lifted its ban on Jin Yong's novels.
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Her novels are like Mike Leigh's films or The Mekons' albums.
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The same, of course, holds true for fictional characters in novels.
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Novels that arrive at their coherence in unusual and elegant ways.
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She wrote two other novels, "Private Scores" (1988) and "Trials" (1996).
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He has notes and outlines for new novels, plays and screenplays.
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But his Myth Adventure series and Time Scout novels are fantastic.
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Or, are her novels "blueprints for a white nationalist 'ethno-state'"?
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The first two novels have sold over five million copies worldwide.
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I still read a lot of war novels and espionage thrillers.
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Morrison's novels often covered themes like slavery, misogyny, colorism and supernaturalism.
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His work appears in almost any listing of best American novels.
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I wrote two novels about my mother and her Jamaican heritage.
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Istvan dragged a chair toward a wall of science-fiction novels.
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The Reacher novels set in the past involve a trade-off.
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She would rather be reading, surrounded by her fortifications of novels.
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Ann Leary is the author of three novels and a memoir.
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Rabih Alameddine is the author of "The Hakawati" and other novels.
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Mr. Portis shrank from the attention his more celebrated novels attracted.
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They were seen as sensation novels which were kind of scandalous.
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She wrote two romance novels, titillating stories, that she self-published.
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Novels added layers of complexity, rendering the plain facts almost irrelevant.
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How faithful do you want them to be to the novels?
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Adam Langer is the author of a memoir and five novels.
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Perhaps most provocatively, she wrote audacious sequels to famous English novels.
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Mr. Sagawa made a living writing novels and Japanese-style comics.
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At their best, novels and games serve as vehicles for discovery.
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Thankfully, his either-handed efforts still include novels of mythic power.
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Teddy Wayne is the author of three novels, most recently "Loner."
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Mr. Halpin is the author of two memoirs and 16 novels.
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Other authors are weaving coding concepts into the narratives of novels.
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It's among the most powerful and funny American novels I know.
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And like the best comic novels, it is really a tragedy.
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Virginia Kantra is the best-selling writer of nearly 30 novels.
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Chekhov didn't write novels but he is a touchstone for me.
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He published 12 books before his death, including a few novels.
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Enduring dystopian novels look backward and forward at the same time.
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Novels are a place to explore human nature, not current events.
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Like so many first novels, Looking For Alaska is vaguely autobiographical.
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Some excerpts: • Is it true that romance novels get short shrift?
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Lee's two previous novels betray an obsession, perhaps unconscious, with plummeting.
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NOVELS ABOUT life in ultra-religious sects usually focus on frustration.
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She read Russian novels and maintained her crush on Abraham Lincoln.
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I like my graphic novels like one slow cup of coffee.
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I want to sit on the couch reading Hoke Moseley novels.
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Like finding out your whole shelf of spy novels is true.
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A stage adaptation of the novels debuted in London in February.
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"A Disaffection," James Kelman Still the most satisfying of Kelman's novels.
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Her desk is stacked with paperback novels and books on politics.
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I start a lot of contemporary novels and don't finish them.
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She was trying to write novels, and sitting in on classes.
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I'm also addicted to both Tana French's and Denise Mina's novels.
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Two debut novels provide intimate insights into the criminal justice system.
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Skin, Deep Finally, consider three novels about desire, beauty and ruin.
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Finally, I know I'm mad for these Australian crime novels lately.
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In the intervening years, he published three books, including two novels.
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Have you seen it referenced in novels, films or history books?
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During my downtime, I would pray, read novels, or play cards.
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Ahern has since written 13 novels, two young adult novels, and a collection of short stories, Roar, which is being adapted into a television series by Nicole Kidman and the producers of HBO's Big Little Lies.
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"Economists have had this idea that they have a hard science modeled on Newtonian physics and just as physicists don't need to read novels, so we economists don't need to read novels, they think," Morson said.
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The Neapolitan novels center on the evolution of Elena and Lila's friendship across time and place, and the novels are famous in part for the way they probe a complex and tumultuous relationship between two women.
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In a literary culture where poetry has long been the most celebrated medium, writers are experimenting with a range of genres and styles, including comics and graphic novels, hallucinatory horror novels and allegorical works of science fiction.
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Her work is making its way again into the Anglophone world — encouraged, perhaps, by the popularity of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels, which have something in common with the uncompromising feminism and radical politics of these slender novels.
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Opinion Columnist When I started reading George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, it was the late 1990s and obsessing over fantasy novels was (if painful memory serves) a super-nerdy thing to do.
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Look Sharp For comic novels with more bite, turn to "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," Muriel Spark's novel about one unconventional teacher's influence over her small circle of handpicked students, and two novels by Tom Perrotta.
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For escapist reading, I especially like the sea novels of Patrick O'Brian.
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I love reading novels, especially fat ones written in the 19th century.
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Last summer, I finally got around to reading Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels.
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I am working—desultorily—on a new novel or perhaps two novels.
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I'm a cartoonist; I write and draw comic books and graphic novels.
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Well I guess there&aposs always those lovely PC graphic novels kids.
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The future of spy novels is the intersection of espionage and technology.
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They have to support and pay for novels, non-fiction, and news.
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That doesn't mean we should turn novels into one-sided political screeds.
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He would lie in bed and read John Le Carré spy novels.
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We can laugh at self-deceivers in her novels for the same
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And more than a dozen novels have further expanded the Alien universe.
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After all, both are dystopian prestige TV offerings inspired by classic novels.
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Writing romance novels and designing tax planning structures aren't exactly complementary interests.
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Novels and television let us spend lots of time with their characters.
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His politics are one thing, he insists, and his novels are another.
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The novels she wrote took the form of e-mails to friends.
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It's a welcome change from the narrow focus of the original novels.
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Klein's YA novels have been largely forgotten, which is a damn shame.
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We buy romance novels to the tune of $1 billion a year.
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Gone are the days when graphic novels were dismissed as comic books.
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We wouldn't have "The Third Policeman," the best of Flann O'Brien's novels.
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But Pullman's novels go beyond the broad strokes of an oppressive government.
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Choose-your-own adventure novels stay interesting longer than a typical paperback.
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Nancy Crampton Brophy is the author of several romance and suspense novels.
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These novels about Ms. Millhone take incredible focus, ingenuity, energy, and imagination.
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In the sci-fi section at bookstores, BattleTech novels covered entire shelves.
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This is partly because, as with the novels, the material demands it.
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So those issues will continue to play out in both new novels.
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I read everything as a kid: mysteries, romances, historical novels, reference books.
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For most of the series, Benioff and Weiss worked from Martin's novels.
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"fine-tuned on over 20,000 contemporary novels," and set it loose inspecting
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It features TV spinoffs and sequel novels and even a disco album.
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Both actresses are teens, just like the characters are in the novels.
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Greeley, who charged his novels with being "positively diseased in moral tone."
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Another change between the novels and the series is the school's setting.
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While she made more phone calls, he read more science fiction novels.
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Carré's most fleshed out characters in the early novels—Magnus Pym, the
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Dylan Jones, 39, started reading Stephen King novels when he was 1503.
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It's a picture that no longer really exists, other than in novels.
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Even people who haven't read the novels can get into the game.
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The movie version is disappointingly lacking in the magic of King's novels.
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The only thing that I do that isn't collaborative is writing novels.
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Like novels, games bring us into close, intimate proximity to their protagonists.
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Ethan Canin is the New York Times bestselling author of seven novels.
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The novels channeled a feeling of loss common throughout post-war Europe.
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Strider is the name of another leading character in the fantasy novels.
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It's also one of the longest single-part novels he's ever written.
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Like Murakami's novels, the best of these stories are beautifully, delicately unsatisfying.
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The best (and the rest) of movies made from Jane Austen's novels.
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Now these novels are about chefs or even, in this case, servers.
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Rather, it seems like Claire's fanfic was excellent practice for Clare's novels.
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Honoré de Balzac ate a steak a day while writing his novels.
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"Modern Lovers" falls into a crowded literary subgenre of novels about Brooklynites.
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DeLillo has written a handful of the past half-century's finest novels.
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Oulipo collective who seek in numerical constraints ways of deriving novels and
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True Blood was based on the Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris.
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The answer is: the Austens pretty much just sit around writing novels.
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Several hardcover copies of Sidney Sheldon's novels, which are my guilty pleasure.
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"Bezos has said he learns more from novels than nonfiction," Stone writes.
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It's gotta be hard to pack six graphic novels into one movie.
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In a strange way, the novels contain within themselves their own sequels.
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These industrial bookshelves can hold all of your favorite novels and trinkets.
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An exhilarating prelude to the great novels of his famous late phase.
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You want her novels to be so much finer than they are.
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The dialogue, as in all of this writer's novels, delivers Zinkian pings.
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Thousands upon thousands of stories and novels are published worldwide every month.
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But requiring trigger warnings on adult novels would be unsustainable, she said.
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This is one of the great novels of the past half century.
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Grafton started the alphabet novels in 1982, according to the author's webpage.
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In her lifetime, she published twelve novels and eight short-story collections.
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Usually, teen-girl misanthropy and anxiety figure prominently into Ms. Abbott's novels.
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The novels of John le Carré are steeped in shadows and ambiguity.
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"Bezos has said he learns more from novels," Stone writes, "than nonfiction."
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Her novels revealed the small betrayals of teenage life, magnified in blood.
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It's also an Amazon best-seller (at least among religious graphic novels).
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Meanwhile, he developed a strong hand in novels set in former colonies.
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Her 78 crime novels have sold 2 billion copies in 44 languages.
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Obama ends up choosing one of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels — very fitting.
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He wrote nine novels, hundreds of short stories, and dozens of screenplays.
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Yeah, I ain't really been reading a lot of like novels lately.
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Characters in novels must rely on their creators to perform that task.
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Why do you think some readers favor online novels over print books?
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One possibility: something from this list of epidemic-themed novels we've compiled.
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Romance novels are breaking — slowly — out of the boy-meets-girl mold.
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His work appears in almost every listing of the best American novels.
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But as Virginia Woolf wrote, novels are composed of paragraphs, not sentences.
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Plenty of politicos write novels; but not many write eviscerating self-satires.
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What novels can give you that film can't is emotion, internal narrative.
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Sixteen more novels followed, most recently "A Question of Trust" last year.
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The library was filled with books about sailing and Herman Melville novels.
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But as with his other novels, the book also tackles weightier material.
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Most critics ignore these libertine novels when they discuss Vargas Llosa's work.
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Which novels have had the most impact on you as a writer?
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A son reads his father's erotic novels in a new comedy special.
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Morrison didn't publish her own novels until she was nearly 40, however.
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Why choose only five Louise Erdrich novels when you could pick 10?
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Years later, Ms. Krantz cheerfully repurposed them for one of her novels.
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A few of her novels, if not outright duds, are dud-like.
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There's a crop of writers with crackling novels coming out this season.
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These kinds of complexities and ambiguities were the Neapolitan novels for me.
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But I look forward to glutting myself on the novels again soon.
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In 103, after a dozen novels, I published a collection of essays.
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And it begins, like all great novels about adolescence do, with trauma.
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Her books — there were memoirs, and then novels — never sold very well.
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The problem is that novels — like cities — thrive on strange, entropic energies.
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"China Dream" is a sharper political allegory than Mr. Ma's earlier novels.
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The last (but one) of the Bernie Gunther novels by Philip Kerr.
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She also wrote two novels, "Nampally Road" (1991) and "Manhattan Music" (1997).
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" Dara Horn is the author of five novels, most recently "Eternal Life.
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Existential dread, good new novels, the thin line between culture and politics?
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He worked with Stephenie Meyer to turn her "Twilight" novels into films.
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The tone of these novels is a rebellion cut through with apathy.
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GINGERBREAD By Helen Oyeyemi I have a recurring disappointment with modern novels.
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This, in my opinion, is why Martin hasn't yet finished his novels.
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The narrator of Rachel Cusk's Outline novels is, like Cusk, a novelist.
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These novels offer a kind of training in this way of being.
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His expertise at projecting the future was also evident in his novels.
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Her two most recent novels and two memoirs are of a piece.
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Avoid online videos or graphic novels until the end of the day.
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What evidence from the novels can they find to support their positions?
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And even outside the classroom, these novels would be book club gold.
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How quickly did it become clear that's the mood of today's novels?
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With its completion, Berlin fully joins the ranks of canonical graphic novels.
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People don't outgrow romance, but their taste in romance novels can evolve.
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His work appears in almost any listing of the best American novels.
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Everything I can scarcely bear in novels, I found in this book.
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Soon after, he began reading the novels by Ian Fleming in paperback.
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He also had written suspense novels and worked as a Washington reporter.
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Ryan's first two novels were famously rejected more than 47 times combined.
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Yet a number of things conspire to ground the novels in reality.
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In total, Portis wrote five novels, according to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas.
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Jane Smiley is the author of many novels and works of nonfiction.
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"Pop songs and novels do not reproduce," Perrault wrote in an email.
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Can you suggest some other novels for me to take on vacation?
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It's a sprawling series of seven novels written between 1982 and 2004.
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Reading all seven novels would also mean plowing through nearly 4,000 pages.
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REGATTA/REGALIA go well together, suggesting "Old Money" and English romance novels.
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I also love spy thrillers, novels about drug cartels, and the like.
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Other novels served as a kind of foil — something to argue with.
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