Sentence examples for novel section for from inspiring English sources

Aside from Filer, the 2013 Costa winners were named as Kate Atkinson in the novel section, for Life After Life; Lucy Hughes-Hallett for her biography of the Italian fascist writer Gabriele D'Annunzio Chris Riddelll for his children's book Goth Girl and the Ghost of a Mouse; and Michael Symmons Roberts for his collection of poetry Drysalter.

Joff Winterhart had been nominated in the novel section for Days of the Bagnold Summer but he missed out to Mantel who became the first author to win the Man Booker prize and the Costa novel prize in the same year.

Zach: The graphic novel section, "Dungeon Dungeon".

Neil: I've probably been in about 6-700 libraries over the years, some of them that I researched in, some of them I took my children to; a lot of them I've visited for events, for launches, for opening graphic novel sections.

The fashion for cosplay has seen an even more diverse crowd of comic fans attending events, and so-called "graphic novel" sections in bookshops – ghettoes for comics that are longer original works or collected into series – are one of the rare areas of the market to have grown year on year.

One of the BCRA's most important and novel sections, however-§ 311, Clarity Standards for Identification of Sponsors of Election-Related Advertising-has largely escaped comment, both when the bill was passed and when its constitutionality was adjudicated in the courts.

For readers on this side of the Atlantic, the most novel sections will be those on Canadians.

As the methanol to olefins process is characterized by a higher propene to ethene ratio and a lower light ends content compared to the steam cracking process, a novel absorption based separation section for the methanol to olefins process was proposed by Wison Engineering, replacing the traditional cryogenic demethanizer column by the combination of a precutting column and an absorption column.

D&Q publisher Chris Oliveros, along with Art Spiegelman, lobbied bookstores to include a section for graphic novels, which would be subdivided by subject.

Author of the bestselling children's series Horrid Henry, Francesca Simon is shortlisted in the children's section for her first novel for teens, The Monstrous Child.

Diploclinium is a 'dust-bin' section for species retaining pleisiomorphic characters and lacking novel synapomorphic characters used to delimit other Asian sections in Begonia.