Sentence examples for novel of two from inspiring English sources

A largely accurate transposition of Ian McEwan's novel of two halves.

"On the Black Hill," a novel of two Welsh farmers, identical and inseparable, is odd yet magically familiar.

saadskhan fell for Alain de Botton: lukethedrifter "stormed through" Amin Maalouf's Samarkand: Samarkand was really a novel of two halves.

It is a novel of two halves, the first a study of manners and conversations, the second an accelerating drama of marital distrust.

The New Yorker, March 29 , 1999P. 103 Briefly Noted about "House of Sand and Fog" by Andre Dubus III, an affecting, subtle novel of two hostile but equally fragile camps.

It's unusual to read a novel of two such incongruent halves, especially when the first is so compelling in all its provincial ordinariness, with the second so problematic in all its exotic adventure.

The answer is the same as how Roth can get them into a brisk novel of two hundred and thirty-three pages: with imagination and, above all, with freedom.

Her novel "John Dollar" was a rending, mesmerizing novel of eight girls marooned on an island.

"Odi et amo" does marvellous well in an epigram; in a novel of four hundred odd pages it is a bore.

In Veronica Gonzalez's truthtelling novel of four bright sisters growing up with a mentally ill mother, the lucid, elegant writing defies the very havoc it describes.

In 1996, he published a novel of seven hundred pages, "A Game of Thrones," the first volume of a projected trilogy called "A Song of Ice and Fire".