Sentence examples for novel chronicles from inspiring English sources

The novel chronicles the decline of a merchant family based on the Manns.

Singer's novel chronicles the way that messianic fervor grips and destroys a single town.

Mailer's new novel chronicles the life of Adolf Hitler from birth through his early teen years.

The novel chronicles the decades following the siblings' divergence in 1950s Afghanistan.

Much of the autobiographical novel chronicles the pervading sense of loss.

The novel chronicles Ellis's first year at Gates Academy, an exclusive prep school in Pennsylvania.

Canty's fourth novel chronicles a year's worth of turmoil in the lives of five appealingly aimless Montanans.

The novel chronicles the hours Sutton spent in New York City with two journalists who had been promised an exclusive.

First published in 1922, Hesse's slender novel chronicled the quest of the Brahmin Siddhartha to conquer suffering and fear.

The novel chronicled -- in the needy, argumentative, hyperarticulate first-person voice that has been both Roth's limitation and his great contribution to American prose -- Kepesh's sexual escapades from adolescence to the mellow age of 34.

On the fictional front, Janelle Brown, an author whose first novel chronicled the lives of several boom-time Silicon Valley characters, has another coming in June, "This Is Where We Live," that opens with a 30-something artsy couple in Los Angeles on the brink of losing their home — after their adjustable-rate mortgage adjusts.