Sentence examples for write one novel from inspiring English sources

I did write one novel, The Firefly Motel, but it was never published.

"You can write one novel in your life as a poet".

My goal was to write one novel.

Lucia (Annie Dow), who's written one novel and is blocked on a second, has accepted a writing-team job on a television series.

Ralph Ellison was one; Margaret Mitchell wrote one novel; J. D. Salinger could be called a one-book writer.

I have found writing to be so amusing and pleasurable that I have written one novel after another.

He was Archer Aymes, he wrote one novel and he was as good as, maybe better than, Kerouac, Ellison and the other big players.

He's taken under the wing of William Forrester, a reclusive writer who wrote one novel in the early 1950s which has since achieved the status of "Great American Novel" - even though its author is Scottish.

He had already written one novel about the Holocaust, the experimental Time's Arrow (1991), which approached the subject à rebours – working its way backwards through the rational madness of the death camps.

Since 1963, when the first professional performance of a script by Stoppard was given, he has written one novel, four full-length plays, one miniplay ("Dirty Linen") that was cheekily passed off as a full-length entertainment, five one-acters for the stage, and ten pieces for radio or television.

I've been writing one novel or another for as long as I can remember but, from Fun with Ben and Rabbit (a searing exposé of intra-species inequality I started at age seven) to The Difficult Second Navel (a masochistic little volume which I've been planning for nigh-on 10 years but not got as far as starting), I've been avoiding finishing anything for most of my life.