Sentence examples for novelist it from inspiring English sources

Melissa Katsoulis in the Times enthused about David Baddiel's The Death of Eli Gold, an ode to a great, Bellow-Roth-Updike-style novelist: it is, "like its hero, an impressive and energetic piece of work.

Click for SkinnyMocha's list of books If you are wondering what has happened to GAN (tenusousfives project to find the greatest American novelist) it now has its own thread and when I last looked the conversation had turned to discussing why the lack of women on the list, which are the best Steinbeck novels and the rules of the game.

This, in all its strangeness and extremity, was Ireland in the wake of its financial collapse, as recalled by Roddy Doyle, and for the novelist it became a plangent backdrop against which to set a story.

Despite his work as a novelist, it was a play that first won Zindel national recognition.

Georgia is a gift to a novelist: it seems to change every 10 miles.

Though she thought of herself as a novelist, it was through her essays that Ms. Sontag became known.

Prolificacy is not just permitted in genre novelists, it's insisted upon.

Julia works for Xymos Technology and is engaged in developing nanocomputers (which is one hot research field among novelists; it also figures in Michael Connelly's new "Chasing the Dime").

And while many book bloggers went on to become critics and novelists, it was usually not the case that they scored high-profile or lucrative book deals.

Native son Jonathan Lethem, who upped and left for California last year, was more pointed, grumbling to the Los Angeles Times: "Brooklyn is repulsive with novelists; it's cancerous with novelists".

"I couldn't help being a little amused by the fact that this year's list does some very similar things: it has omitted obvious contenders; it has drawn attention to first novelists; it has raised the profile of small publishers".