Sentence examples for novel destiny from inspiring English sources
Similarly, a critic at "Chick Lit Review" found her most recent novel, "Destiny" sorely lacking.
Carlos Fuentes talks about the Dickensian influence on his new novel, "Destiny and Desire".
In New York City in 1929, he came across the wordless novel Destiny (1926) by German artist Otto Nückel (1888 1955).
He found Otto Nückel's wordless novel Destiny (1926) in New York City in 1929, and was inspired to create a wordless novel of his own.
After 10 years of writing, Watts recently released her first novel Destiny Lingers, which is largely inspired by characters and events in her life.
Atkinson gives her rueful detective Jackson Brodie a break for this playful, profound novel about fate, destiny and alternative realities.
He identified with the protagonists of Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison novels, whose destinies were determined by racial stereotypes.
Proulx's new novel follows the destiny of Bob Dollar, abandoned at 8 on a Denver doorstep, through the high plains of Texas and Oklahoma, where he seeks locations for hog factories until he encounters the real folks who live there and is caught up in their yarns and legends.
It receives additional focus in the novel SkyClan's Destiny, the manga trilogy SkyClan and the Stranger, and the 2013 novella Cloudstar's Journey.
Leigh also made appearances in television series and wrote two novels, House of Destiny (1995) and The Dream Factory (2002).
These novels concern human destiny and the extent to which it can be changed; the relationship between people and their gods is the central issue explored.
