Sentence examples for small novel from inspiring English sources

Don Delillo never puts a foot wrong, a superb beautiful small novel.

A classic of modern Persian literature, Hedayat's small novel is dream-like, its hero demented and delusional.

This small novel has the authority of a much bigger one, to the point of seeming artificially constricted.

But John Crow's Devil, a small novel of hardly 200 pages, did not prepare anyone for what was to come next: The Book of Night Women.

In fact, this small novel contains a surprising vastness, created by its structure of alternating chapters of fiction and reality: the story of the boy and the story of the novelist.

"The Stranger's Child" is a frustrating book, both a large and a curiously small novel — it trembles for a time on the verge of moving beyond the parochialism of its very familiar literary setting, and is finally happy to fall back into the comfy and the known.

She was writing small novels in the second grade.

For the last few weeks, some iPhone users have been getting bills from AT&T that are the size of small novels.

Even inflated 50-fold, the sums were modest by today's standards - we have huge advances and huge reputations, but small novels, though that may no longer be relevant.

For the last several weeks, iPhone users have been by turns amused or enraged over the sheer heft — some are the size of small novels — of the bills they are receiving from AT&T.

They include Isaac Bashevis Singer's The Family Moskat (1950), Bernard Malamud's mesmerizing The Fixer (1966), Chaim Potok's The Chosen (1967) and his two Asher Lev books, and Harry Kemelman's dozen Rabbi Small novels published between 1964 and 1996.