Sentence examples for novel centered from inspiring English sources

"People in Trouble" was not the first novel of AIDS, but it may be the first social-realist novel centered on AIDS activism.

Recent news coverage of cybercrime reads like a modern spy novel, centered on antiestablishment hackers, sophisticated foreign espionage and threats of retaliation.

It wasn't just the sappy, embossed romance-style cover (sky, ridge, dancing children) that had me wary of Sena Jeter Naslund's "Four Spirits," a historical novel centered around the Birmingham, Ala., church bombing that killed four black girls in 1963.

This powerful novel, centered on a half-Russian, half-Chechen, half-crazy fugitive in Germany, swims with operatives whose desperation to avert another 9/11 provokes a slow-burning fire in every line.

P.S., I LOVE YOU Cecelia Ahern's novel, centered on a young widow (Hilary Swank) who finds that her late husband has left her a list of 10 things to do to rebuild her life.

At Grove Atlantic there will be a big fall push for Frances Itani's "Deafening," a World War I novel centered on a woman who lost her hearing because of scarlet fever.

Creangă was also a secondary presence in Mite and Bălăuca, two biographical novels centered on Eminescu's amorous life, written by the prominent interwar critic Eugen Lovinescu, to whom Călinescu reproached having largely ignored Creangă in his nonfictional texts.

The author of several volumes of poetry, Mr. Litvinoff also wrote well-received novels centering on the struggles of Jews in the European diaspora.

Her novels center primarily on medical examiner Kay Scarpetta, along with her tech-savvy niece Lucy and investigator Pete Marino.

Over the next five decades, his lengthy, detailed novels centering on different places would dominate the bestseller lists.

The novel centers on a murder.