Sentence examples for narrative book from inspiring English sources

I would really like to write a single narrative book.

Without access, without hours of interviews with the people who populate the story, a narrative book is all but doomed.

"I found the book to be an inspirational work rather than a great narrative book".

Because it's a dual narrative book, you see each of them from the other's point of view, and it is perhaps this unique element that makes them so, overwhelmingly, real.

Since becoming the library's executive director in 2004, Ms. Tomassi has been steering the Mercantile toward becoming more of a literary arts center that can play a part in keeping the narrative book form alive.

The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell (Little Brown; 2000) is not a narrative book in the traditional sense, and it lands in this category more out of default than design.

By contrast, there is no obvious reason to unbundle narrative books into individual chapters or paragraphs.

"Even the straight historical narrative books on the list are as compelling as the best novels".

In Wilde's narrative, books are described as "poisonous" agents that enter the bloodstream: an unnamed French book that Lord Henry gives to Dorian discloses new vistas of vice.

And although no one is talking about chopping up narrative books, like novels, anthologies of short stories could be distributed this way.

NINE times out of 10, it's possible to predict the quality of narrative books, especially those set in the business world, even before the author sits down and begins writing — even before the first interview is secure in a tape recorder.