Sentence examples for a novel found from inspiring English sources
A German vacationing in Spain plays a World War II strategy game with a mysterious burn victim in a novel found among Bolaño's papers after his death.
WEEKEND A film review on Friday about "The Words" referred incorrectly to the manuscript of a novel found by the character Rory.
Could a novel find life as a melody, or a collage?
The importance of the visuo-spatial factor of Visualization for colonoscopy learning rate represents a novel find, indicating fewer training sessions for high scorers on this ability to attain the same level of skill when compared to low scorers.
The novel found a publisher and good reviews.
Lampedusa died in 1957, before the novel found a publisher.
(3) Williams's 1965 novel found a new audience this summer after Ian McEwan made it his recommended beach read on Radio 4's Today programme.
The unit, determined to stay close to the social and geographical realities of the novel, found an unused factory in Peckham, very near Bermondsey.
If my novel found an audience, it was only because I wrote for no one but myself (even as others indelibly shaped who I am).
The last in a trilogy, the novel finds the clan a long way from what one famous Californian declared to be "morning again in America".
(Isherwood) Off Broadway 'Anthem' This adaptation of Ayn Rand's dystopian novel finds a man rebelling against a repressive state (1 35).
