Sentence examples for remarkable fiction from inspiring English sources

This was something remarkable: fiction as friendship-assertion.

Her advanced intellectual interests combined with her sophisticated sense of the novel form to shape her remarkable fiction.

Talented and impassioned, Flanagan needs self-discipline if he is to translate his gifts into truly remarkable fiction.

Broder called the notion that Emanuel, if only allowed to, could "make everything right" a "remarkable fiction".

Though there's an urgency to many of the subjects explored in "Night Soul" — post-9/11 politics, ecology — McElroy's prose has a compressed intensity, something like a metaphysical conceit, that may explain why his remarkable fictions have not found the larger audience they deserve.

At least this is how I felt until I read Jennifer Egan's remarkable new fiction, "A Visit From the Goon Squad".

Whether you read her remarkable non-fiction, such as I Am Woman, her inspired published oratories in Memory Serves, or her gorgeous fiction, such as her most recent novel Celia's Song, you'll know you're encountering a once-in-a-lifetime voice.

Goss has written some of the most remarkable short fantasy fiction of recent years, shortlisted for the World Fantasy award for short fiction in 2005 for The Wings of Master Wilhelm, republished in her sole collection to date, 2006's In the Forest of Forgetting.

There is a growing body of evidence that it is a remarkable work of fiction that has been unjustly ignored.

"Our long list demonstrates that 1970 was a remarkable year for fiction written in English," said Ion Trewin, the prizes' literary director.

And it is remarkable how many fiction writers have come through university writing programs since the war — not just individual writers but entire cohorts.