Sentence examples for novel concerns from inspiring English sources

Each novel concerns itself with the mysteries within marriages.

The novel concerns itself with life in its extremes, unlike the work of Edward P.

Self's weirdly charming neo-modernist psychiatric novel concerns a woman's brief revival from decades of oblivion.

Russell's first novel concerns the pleasures and miseries of life in a failing alligator theme park in the Everglades.

Phillips's wonderfully devious novel concerns what is reputed to be a lost Shakespeare play called "The Tragedy of Arthur".

Unfolding after the economic collapse, Auster's novel concerns Miles Heller, a college dropout "trashing out" foreclosed houses in Florida.

This semi-autobiographical novel concerns a young theatre critic who starves himself to avoid fighting in the Second World War.

Told in reverse chronology, this deftly plotted novel concerns the entwined lives of four Londoners during and after the Blitz.

Ullmann's fourth novel concerns the mingled fates of three sisters whose larger-than-life father announces plans for his suicide.

This novel concerns itself with essentially two characters and never leaves the confines of its placid Iowa suburb.

This year's Booker Prize novel concerns a gay intellectual whose heart has room in it to like Margaret Thatcher.