Sentence examples for novel notes from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Franzen, in his post about the novel, notes the absence of a "melodramatic moral event".

While she goes slow, her second novel, Notes on a Scandal, has suddenly proved athletic.

Many people would say that Dostoevsky's short novel "Notes from Underground" marks the beginning of the modernist movement in literature.

A tenant in the Brooklyn brownstone at the heart of this captivating novel notes "the slow turn and aim" of the elderly landlady's eyes.

Rowland stops eating, grows pale and obsessive, loses interest in his wife and contemplates stabbing Chris and emptying his computer and all his novel notes into the lake.

I remember reading the novel Notes on a Scandal and thinking: I would love to play that woman, to try to find a humanity in that dreadful person.

Mr. Pierce is the author of "The Turner Diaries," a novel noted for having inspired Timothy J. McVeigh's bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995.

"There's a lot about masturbation here – as much an age of coming as a coming of age novel", noted an equally admiring Julie Burchill in the Spectator: "She writes with breathtaking brio, like a great professional hoofer who has been toe-tapping since tot-hood but has never grown tired of performing: very much a 'Ta-da!

Simon Akam of The New Statesman liked the novel, noting that "in her novel Dawson has pulled off the risky gamble of reimagining history".

Theodore Steinberg argues for the Fortunes of War to be seen as an epic novel, noting its broad scope and the large cast of interesting characters set at a pivotal point of history.

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