She read everything, and she wrote everything: novels, stories, plays, essays on literature, film, politics.
This set has everything; novels, stories, essays, and poetry, with a bunch of different (Italian to English) translators.
He wrote anything and everything: novels, essays, memoirs and reviews; film scripts, radio plays, television plays and television series, including the 26-episode The Pallisers (1974).
Unpretentious, restrained and profound, 'The Detour' is everything a novel should be.
It's about the multi-variousness, everything the novel can do is included in this prize".
Dr. Ogilvy once even ventured to suggest that winning is not everything, a novel thought to many sailboat racers.
Suffice to say, the Chanel show had everything, from novel materials to feathered chiffon prints to jackets with ties formed by the linings.
She makes short work of it in a decisive act that brings everything this novel has to offer into focus - too briefly and too late.
DAVID EAGLEMAN: I think this is why childhood summers seem to last so much longer than adult summers: when you're a child, everything is novel, and so more dense memories are written down.
