Madrid, Editorial Verbum, 1991 (novel)

Hers are extraordinary novels of great artistic power, but the idyllic picture that these novels paint hides one fundamental thing.

In September 2005, new information was launched in the form of a photo novel.

Istambul, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti (T.C.) Kültür Bakanliği, 2002 (novel translated from Turkish)

Competitors may submit entries in the following literary genres: short story, novel, poetry, and drama.

The renewal of threats against Nasreen coincided with the publication into French and English of her novel, Lajja.

Composition of a detective novel in which the main character becomes a suspect because he or she is different from others.

Finally, in Canada, a writer was allegedly stabbed, apparently because of a novel that had been considered blasphemous.

The decision must be influenced by a number of circumstances, such as the nature and tenor of the novel and the place of the passage within it.

Advertisements in a number of magazines containing passages from the photo novel will have encouraged young people to surf the site.

- It's not meant to be that kind of novel.

You should write cookery books instead of novels!

Am I right? You want men to act like the heroes of novels.

As Agatha Christie said when someone asked her why she didn't write other kinds of novels,

authors of novel, Petroniy, frequently came here by the nights it scrutinized the ancient doubles these unsteady, gloomy personalities.

I was head over heels for Jake and ready to show him, because our love was the stuff of poetry, of novels, of blogs.

Yes, but then I realized that that novel would be the most boring novel in the history of novels, so I wrote a Derek Storm book instead.

“Who’re you writing the novel to, anyway?” Ron asked Hermione, trying to read the bit of parchment now trailing on the floor.

To fill a novel with typical characters only, or with merely strange and uncommon people, would render the book unreal and improbable, and would very likely destroy the interest.

At that time Dumas-fils' beautiful work, La Dame aux Camelias--a novel which I consider imperishable--had just come into fashion.

At the same moment, Amalia Ivanovna, now utterly offended because she had not taken the least part in the entire conversation and no one would even listen to her, suddenly risked a last attempt and, with concealed anguish, ventured to offer Katerina Ivanovna an extremely sensible and profound observation about the necessity, in the future institute, of paying special attention to the girls' clean linen (die Wàsche) and “of making sure dere iss vun such good lady” (die Dame) “who should look vell after the linen,” and second, “that all the young girls mussn't sneak any novel by night to read.” Katerina Ivanovna, who was really upset and very tired, and was already thoroughly sick of the memorial meal, immediately “snapped” at Amalia Ivanovna that she was “pouring out drivel”