Sentence examples for novel list from inspiring English sources

The fourth contender and only new face on the best novel list is Sarah Perry, for The Essex Serpent.

This autumn, I repeated the exercise for his novel, List of the Lost – and how I wish I hadn't.

A post on the site read: Morrissey's first novel, List of the Lost, will be published by Penguin Books (UK) at the end of September.

Despite a cascade of appalling reviews for Morrissey's recent debut novel, List of the Lost, Sterling has a somewhat philosophical take on the work, which reminds her of her mother's pronouncements that the Irish are obsessed with death.

On 1 December the winner will be announced, and the frontrunner appears to be Morrissey – whose debut novel List of the Lost has been widely panned for its silly sexy bits.

When McCrum concluded the best novel list last year, debate ensued: the perceived lack of diversity prompted this response from Rachel Cooke and the creation of this alternative list, courtesy of our readers.

Although Ulysses frequently tops best novel lists, Coelho is not the first to criticise Joyce's masterpiece.

Eventually I sent Abner a long letter, largely inspired by guilt, trying to explain why I hadn't even started the novel, listing some of the distractions.

Even before publication, Pigeon English has appeared on best new novel lists from Waterstones to the Guardian, and its (relatively) edgy credentials were cemented when the BBC commissioned an adaptation directed by Adam Smith of the E4 teen drama Skins.

This paper proposes a novel list-constrained local search process inspired in Variable Neighborhood Descent (VND) for multiple neighborhood structures, combined with a metaheuristic Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search Procedure (GRASP).

Mark Zuckerberg: While Orson Scott Card's "Enders Game" is the only novel listed under "favorites" on his Facebook page, Zuckerberg told The New Yorker in 2010 that his favorite book is "The Aeneid" by Virgil.