Sentence examples for novel towards from inspiring English sources
Michael Frayn's novel Towards the End of the Morning probably marks the passing of Astor's Observer into myth.
No one, for some reason, has ever been able to remember the title of my novel Towards The End Of the Morning.
So first we put together one new collection of poetry—"The Goose Bath" (soon to be available in the U.S. from Bloodaxe Books in the selected edition "Storms Will Tell"); and next we released the novel "Towards Another Summer" (published in America last year by Counterpoint).
People think that my novel, Towards the End of the Morning, was based on the Observer or the Guardian.
McCarthy is fast revealing himself as a master craftsman who is steering the contemporary novel towards exciting territories.
The point in the novel, towards the end, when things seem to start really happen, seems slightly staged; like the author realised it was beginning to drag and so just kicked in her ending without it quite fitting yet.
He builds his novels towards a moment of resolution and then continually defers it.
She wrote about the movies, about such key French writers as Roland Barthes and Antonin Artaud, about photography, about cancer, about Aids, about fascism – and she wrote two big, ambitious novels towards the end of her life.
Blackness is on the horizon, and Hughes drives the novel straight towards it.
At first Liv disregards him, but as the novel winds towards its convulsive ending, she becomes convinced of the literal truth of his tale.
It's right here, as the novel builds towards its climax, that the grain of the book's imagined world pulls against what I took to be its intended affirmation of the importance of friendship.
