Sentence examples for novel days from inspiring English sources

Her formidable novel "Days of Abandonment" tells the story of an Italian academic and writer whose husband suddenly leaves her for another woman.

"It was literally like being let out of prison," says Sebastian Barry of his new novel Days Without End, an astonishing portrait of mid-19th century America as seen through the eyes of a young Irish emigrant.

This connects, Brotchie points out, what is an apparently theoretical text with notions of nostalgia and the erotic in Jarry's short novel Days and Nights and suggests, convincingly, that it was probably the first time scientific and technical language had been used entirely to produce a work of fiction.

Steve Erickson's debut novel, Days Between Stations, is perhaps the closest experience to reading a Lynch film on the page.

Full disclosure: I had literally just finished reading Flynn's novel days ago and completely loved every terrifying, brilliant page of it.

Yet, now she's breaking out with a new novel, Days Made of Glass, that she defines as "women's fiction" rather than romance, and she decided to do this book on her own, indie style.

The writer, whose 2007 novel Day won the Costa Prize, was also a judge for the 1996 Booker, when Graham Swift's Last Orders took the title.

His break from writing lasted for five years, following the death of his wife, but after battling his illness he returned to print in 2000 with a new novel, Day of Absolution.

I used to think, in my Russian-novel days, that I would cherish a lover who managed through thick and thin, snow and sleet, to have a bunch of Parma violets on my breakfast tray each morning—also rain or shine, Christmas or August, and onward into complete Neverland.

Mr. Forest was perhaps best known for his last novel, "Divine Days" (1993), a 1,138-page 1,138-pageabout sevenarrative 1966 on the South Side of Chicabout

Gillian Slovo's latest novel, Ten Days, is published by Canongate.