Sentence examples for forest novels from inspiring English sources

Bygone era The Knysna forests were once felled by hardy lumberjacks, who lived deep in the woods and avoided the now-vanished elephants – as represented in the four Forest Novels of South African author Dalene Matthee.

Lady of the Forest: A Novel of Sherwood is a 1992 historical fiction novel by American author Jennifer Roberson.

Despite the traumatic inspiration behind Shadow Forest, the novel was singled out for praise from the judges for its humour.

I know because he said it to me, the only time I ever met him, at a publicity lunch, in 2007, for "The Castle in the Forest," his novel about Adolf Hitler.

We also develop the forest, a novel quantitative method to handle contingent changes in the debt structure due to premature bond redemptions.

A coalition of environmentalists plans to sue the Forest Service on Thursday, demanding an end to logging in national forests on novel grounds: the Federal timber program causes more economic harm than good.

A random forest-based novel method was developed to select the most relevant variables.

But it does contain six lines on my beloved Forest and her novels "distinguished by relatively naturalistic and witty narrative and dialogue".

Best known for her novel The History of Love, which was shortlisted for the Orange prize, Krauss's new novel, Forest Dark, is her first for seven years.

This is one of the many ideas animating Nicole Krauss's brilliant new novel, Forest Dark.

Peter Akinti's first novel, "Forest Gate," is about broken bodies and a broken country.