Sentence examples for this experimental novel from inspiring English sources

In this experimental novel, food communicates "affections and feelings . . . and often need, too".

This experimental novel takes the form of a brilliant series of numbered digressions on parachute accidents, Lévi-Strauss, hub airports, and many other things.

Who says that the experimental novel is dead?

He presents a convincing challenge to the critics who have distinguished too rigidly between the realist and the experimental novel.

In this restless experimental novel, Waldemar Tolliver, unemployed and living in Spanish Harlem, finds that time has stopped.

In this fractured, experimental novel, an elderly Jewish woman in Gorizia waits to be reunited with her son, who was fathered by an S.S. officer and, sixty-two yearlierrlier, stolen from her as part of Himmler's Lebensborn project.

In this her most experimental novel, she achieved its poetic equivalent.

The Confessions of Josef Baisz (1977), a fable set in an imaginary country, is the most successfully experimental novel in this second phase of his career.

Finnegans Wake, experimental novel by James Joyce.

I'm writing a short, in a way experimental, novel about these ideas".

In 2006, Culkin wrote an experimental novel, Junior, from the perspective of a certifiable child star with father issues.