Sentence examples for fragment of a novel from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Washington Post announced that a new fragment of a novel by F Scott Fitzgerald had been discovered.

As one bibliographical note puts it: "The distinction between a discrete short story and a fragment of a novel is not always clear in Beckett's work".

We Are What We Pretend to Be (2012) comprised an early unpublished novella and a fragment of a novel unfinished at his death.

In this long fragment of a novel that White, the Australian Nobelist, left unfinished at his death 23 years ago, two refugee children are mistreated by a world that, by its lights, means no harm.

(Ted Hughes told the Paris Review that "what I was aware of was a fragment of a novel, about 70 pages. Her mother said she saw a whole novel, but I never knew about it").. Regardless of eventual quality, it seems there are some authors of whom we just cannot get enough.

Shelley himself wrote Fragments of a Ghost Story, and Byron wrote something called Fragment of a Novel.

As a youth in nineteen-fifties Germany, Peter Debauer finds fragments of a novel on scrap paper he is using for schoolwork.

And, since the creation of amphetamine, in 1929, the drug's… As a youth in nineteen-fifties Germany, Peter Debauer finds fragments of a novel on scrap paper he is using for schoolwork.

Fragments of a novel virus related to the Baculoviridae were also identified in the survey.

We inferred these patterns by investigating rates of nucleotide substitution in nonfunctional fragments of a novel Q-like retrotransposable element.

After the 2009 publication of The Original of Laura, fragments of a novel-in-progress by Vladimir Nabokov, Penguin Classics editor Alexis Kirschbaum defended her decision – and that of Dmitri Nabokov, the author's son – to go against the author's wishes that the notes be destroyed.