Sentence examples for novel calling from inspiring English sources

Achebe himself has joined a chorus of praise for the novel, calling Adichie " a new writer endowed with the gift of ancient storytellers".

She likens the experience of remaking a much-praised movie to adapting a novel, calling Mr. Wenders's picture "an artwork" and "poetical". Yet she defends the concept of revisiting in film Mr. Wenders's themes.

Anthony Boucher panned the novel, calling it "a surprisingly routine and plotless space opera".

Maurice Richardson, writing in The Observer, summarised the novel, calling it "the usual sado-masochistic free-for-all, plus octopuses".

David Connett was another who saw flaws in the novel, calling it "anaemic stuff", although it was "far superior to the last effort to breathe life into a Bond novel by Jeffery Deaver".

Or simply: "Write a novel called 'Lionel Asbo'".

Ernest Hemingway wrote a novel called "The Sun Also Rises".

I wrote a novel called Face.

Then he produced "a heavy depressive Russian novel," called "Aristonomia".

The result is a pulpy novel called "The Lady Irania".

Laura has written a novel called The Blind Assassin, published posthumously.