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He said he'd thrown his Smartphone away too, just like the other novelist named Jonathan with the last name I don't know how to pronounce.

But this essayist writes that choosing to be both a novelist and a physician was the only choice that seemed right.

"No one walking down St. Charles Street after Katrina could imagine how much the city has come back, " said New Orleans novelist Tom Piazza.

Ts'ui Pen was a fine novelist but he was also a man of letters who, doubtless, considered himself more than a mere novelist.

It may sound paradoxical to say so, but if I had not been so obsessed with music, I might not have become a novelist.

The Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa has been a novelist, journalist, a film director, political leader and a presidential candidate.

The novelist Wang Meng, who was then the Minister of Culture, got out of it by claiming ill health and checking into a hospital himself.

He grew up to be an internationally acclaimed poet, short story writer, novelist, dramatist, and lyricist.

A few days ago I was in London having drinks with a novelist and a literary agent.

He was an eighteenth-century novelist who influenced British literature just as much as did other British writers.

Charles Dickenshad been reporting on the world about him for the past six years, as a journalist and then as a novelist.

And whatever his flaws as a novelist, his growing mastery of the short-story form continued to define him as a writer.

I am trying to be a good novelist, and hoping that people will forgive me for being a bad correspondent.

Usually mentioned as one of the leading short story writers, Maupassant has long been a neglected novelist.

My mother raised me up to be a 'Southern' novelist, with a strong emphasis on the word 'Southern. '

As it does for a novelist, painter, and musician, copyright extends certain exclusive rights to the creator of a software program.

The real novelist must have three gifts, namely, a sense of form, a sense of character and a sense of the magic word.

she might have spent more time exploring the ways in which a novelist's imagination transformed the governess's actual experience.

Kazuo Ishiguro, Japanese-born novelist, is one of the foremost British writers of his generation and the winner of Booker Prize.

Limo drivers, ultra-marathoners, vagabonds, and a distraught novelist-to-be populate the pages of these gritty stories.

The Plot: A burnt out professor and one time successful novelist struggles to complete the follow-up to his award winning debut.

Hailing from Montreal, Cohen was an acclaimed poet and novelist long before he started recording his songs professionally in his mid-30s.

Ironically, it was a show written by a novelist that ultimately broke through in terms of medical reality.

Jack London, American novelist, author of Call of the Wild, was born into a family of an impoverished farmer in San Francisco.

Of these the great novelist, the Charles is one of the most brilliant star.

A novelist must be able to use the cultural heritage of his nation.

Then you would want her to meet, say, a novelist, who coincidentally shared some similar biographical traits.

The elegant writing style of novelist Jane Austen may have been the work of her editor, an academic has claimed.

I never wrote for a college newspaper or magazine; I saw myself as a future novelist and professor of English.

The novelist drew upon his own experience for the plot.

Heller: You're best known as a novelist, and quite well known as helping to define a generation with a single letter.

As a great novelist, Delillo depicts vividly a picture of the religious confused citizens struggling in a distorted post-modern world.

But if there were a novelist who, for whatever reason, wrote works standing with the wall, of what value would such works be?

Novelist and short-story writer Michel Faber was born in Holland, grew up in Australia and now calls Scotland home.

In short, most often, the sports novelist finds that sports have squeezed out play, just as civilization has squeezed out the natural man.

Soon after, Naguib Mahfouz, the Egyptian novelist and Nobel Laureate, was stabbed by an Islamist who considered his books blasphemous.

Duiker was a young, promising South African novelist and author of Thirteen Cents, which won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize back in 2001.

Margaret Atwood is a contemporary famous poet, novelist and literary critic of Canada, known as the "Queen of Canadian literature. "

But if there were a novelist who, for whatever reason, wrote work stand with the wall, of what valu would such work be?

And yet. Readers will know Ms Maitland as a novelist and short-story writer.

I'm 78 and Michael [Frayn, the novelist and playwright, and her husband] is 78, too, and he also needs a bit of attention.

Thoreau: "The next time the novelist rings the bell, I will not stir though the meeting-house burn down. "

Harry Sinclair Drago was an American novelist who specialized in historical fiction set in the Southwestern States.

Charles Dickens, was the most popular English novelist of the Victorian era and one of the most popular of all time.

Politics is perhaps the only profession for which no preparation is thought necessary---Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish novelist.

My own anxiety is less about the cerebrum than about the soul, and is best summed up not by a neuroscientist but by a novelist.

It is a way the novelist uses to show the moral nature of a character.

"Whisk" is not Zhengyan Ying's first novel, but I was confirmed by the novel for the first time novelist of his identity.

I don't think there is any other novelist in England who has such a hold on all classes of people.

"Robinson Crusoe" is the eighteenth-century England, one of the four famous novelist Daniel. Defoe representative.

But the experience of recent months has been enlightening in a way that only a novelist whose books are occasionally banned can appreciate.

KNUT HAMSUN, known as Norway's greatest novelist, was a difficult and destructive person.

Kafkaesque is a famous contemporary novelist of Austria and one of the originators of modernist school of literature.

The great novelist had gone mad, but now there seemed to be some hope for his recovery.

Toni Morrison is one of the most outstanding black writers in American literature and the first black woman novelist to win the Nobel Prize.

And here comes in what is the actual livening spark of the novel: the novelist's imagination has a power of its own.

Sir Peter Ustinov, the actor, director, playwright, novelist, scriptwriter and mimic, died in Switzerland at the age of 82.

As a matter of fact, the novelist's love and pursuit of freedom and beauty account for his conversion of what is dirty into holiness.

"Ms Rowling's magic world has no place for the numinous, " thundered novelist A. S. Byatt.

The novelist Elisa Albert said: "Sex is overexposed. It needs to take a vacation, turn off its phone, get off the grid. "

When the American novelist Jonathan Safran Foer had his first child, he decided to investigate what he should be feeding him.

The business of the novelist is not to relate great events , but to make small ones interesting .

The novelist wrote a wonderful short story about a candidate who wanted to become president of the United States.

The novelist Mr. Schwarzschild, who visited one of Mr. Knights classes, says he is still struck by Mr.

A new study of Joyce by Gordon Bowker, a biographer, claims that Ireland's greatest novelist preferred to travel on a British passport.

The essayist, unlike the novelist, the poet, and the playwright, must be content in his self-imposed role of second-class citizen.

C. P. Snow, the British scientist and novelist, delivers his "Two Cultures" lecture at Cambridge University.

He is always nibbling chocolates, loves trashy television and appears awestruck by a popular novelist or a rock star.

Mr Clark, a novelist, tells an enthralling true story in a way that makes it read like a novel.

a novelist aims at telling a story, and narrative discourse is the way how the events of a story are unfolded.

As a novelist, Eleen Zhang shows a rare genius for representing the characters' psychology in her works.

Novelist Martin Cruz Smith and photographer Gerd Ludwig discover the sinister magic of a city that reveals its true colors at night.

As a novelist of acute artistic sense, Conrad holds deep understanding of the relationship between language and reality.

More Intelligent Life recalls five moments of insight from Mr Jacobson on his life as a novelist and his thoughts on the art of writing.

My ideal is to do a good novelist, and now I have keep forward to this goal a great progress. Let's witness the moving of my steps!

For those unaware, the literary world is currently aflutter over a scandal involving yet another freshman novelist accused of plagiarism.

A mother is not a person to lean on but a person to make leaning unnecessary. D. C, Fisher, American female novelist.

Smedley was close to Ding Ling, the well-known novelist and activist for women's causes, with whom Smedley corresponded until her death.

Such a heroic effort might signify some crisis that prompted the novelist to make the drastic switch.

Wildly popular novelist Han Han is the rebellious, potty-mouthed voice of a generation of disaffected Chinese youth.

Amos Oz, the prominent Israeli novelist, writes in his autobiography of growing up in a house that had books in 16 languages on its shelves.

This, the latest novel by popular British novelist Nick Hornby, was nominated for the Whitbread Prize to the surprise of many.

He satirises many of the same things as Mr Wang but his superior command of style and plot confirms him as the better novelist.

An English novelist Sir Walter wrote, "What a tangled web we weave, when first we began to deceive. "

And it is Wang Anyi's complex and penetrating portrayal of her heroine that best displays her gifts as a novelist.

It may be objected that the novelist is not concerned with people's attitude to his work .

George Orwell was a celebrated novelist and thinker in Britain in the 20th century and a socialist.

But this sounds like a story by the great French novelist, Balzac.

As one of the major writers in Deviant School in post-war Japan, Osamu Dazai is a most typical "personal fiction" novelist.

For the novelist, as we see in the case of Hawthorne, the insubstantiality of society posed serious problems.

For the novelist, as we see in the case of Hawthorne, the insubstantiality of society posed serious problems.

The novelist had pondered over the contemplated novel for months before he put pen to paper.

Margaret Atwood, the novelist, compared Mr. Calvino's urban landscapes to ''the early Fellini films. ''

People ask you for criticism, but they only want praise---William Somerset Maugham, English novelist and playwright.

Good evening. I have come to Jerusalem today as a novelist, which is to say as a professional spinner of lies.

The lady is one of the greatest novelist alive.

The novelist Pat Conroy has observed that "each divorce is the death of a small civilization. "

The best cure for the national economy would be economy---Ashoey Cooper, British novelist.

He hopes they were happy about his success as a novelist but remains doubtful.

One of the guests was a journalist and novelist.

Novelist Edmund White, whose early work had been championed by Nabokov, was equally blunt.

Walker Percy, a philosophical novelist, once properly described boredom as "the self stuffed with the self. "

However, the difference between the novelist's lie and theirs is: Novelist will lie under no condemn on morality and justice.

She models herself on her favourite novelist.

After the war Blanchot began working only as a novelist and literary critic.

It helped me understand that I could be a writer without being a novelist or a journalist.

Calvino, the postmodernism novelist, has devoted himself to exploring new ways of novel writing.

Summary of writing English novelist barthelme, emphasize the argument thereafter modernistic significance with writing characteristics.

Ai Qing was the eldest of the group, which also included the novelist Wang Meng and the translator and editor Feng Yidai.

Niederhoffer is thirty-two and is a producer of independent movies as well as a novelist.

And the novelist Wright Morris, urging me to get an electric typewriter, said that he seldom turned his machine off.

E. g. : Mark Twain was known as a great novelist.

Franzen is a member of another perennially threatened species, the American literary novelist.

Mark Twain, the novelist of American boyhood, survived like a ghost from the nineteenth-century past until 1910.

He's studying the work of a little-known German novelist.

Becoming Dickens: The Invention of a Novelist. By Robert Douglas-Fairhurst.

Mitgang says that when he met the novelist in the new year of 1977, "he seemed to be old, but in good health" .

True science teaches, above all, to doubt and be ignorant---Miguel de Unamuno, Spanish essayist, novelist, poet, playwright and philosopher.

Eliot's first full-length novel, and the work which made her (pseudonymous) name as Victorian fiction's leading novelist of ideas.

An aspiring novelist, she had long assumed that fiction must come from experience, not from the study of other books.

Born on August 8, 1896, in Washington, D. C. , Rawlings was a journalist, short story writer, and a novelist.

The author of an unknown technocrat, charlotte Bronte, thus enter the famous British novelist ranks.

The youngest sister, Arne, was also a gifted novelist, and books have the same extraordinary quality as her sisters'.

Until this week's announcement, its shares were as depressed as a great Russian novelist.

Wu He is an important novelist in Taiwan currently. His works are rich in the spirit of the "experiment" and "differences" .

He was the greatest living novelist in England.

As a novelist he used laughter to fight against the tyrannies that seek to take away man's freedom.

Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun, modern well-known writer, novelist, writer, dramatist.

which anyone but a nineteenth century novelist would find incredible.

He is a great poet, playwright outstanding reputation, novelist, and the French Romantic literary movement leader and standard-bearer.

As a novelist, Ha Jin brings a cool, spare documentary approach to this rich trove of material.

Can a novelist remain indifferent to the problem of the world in which he lives?

The novelist only gave a thumbnail sketch of his characters.

Ms. Xu was also rumored to have dated the satirical novelist Wang Shuo.

As a famous poet and historical novelist, Scott described us a vivid image of Scottish natural landscape.

After the verb to love, to help is the most beautiful verb in the world. --Aldous Leonard Huxley. British novelist.

Without books God is silent, justice dormant, philosophy lame---Charles Kingsley, English historian and novelist.

He feels obliged to represent his country as a Japanese novelist and will agree to publicity abroad where he won't at home.

The Expat Life: Novelist Zhao Chuan (left) says the Internet makes it easier for Overseas Chinese to avoid Western influences.

Tess is the late nineteenth century critical realism British novelist Thomas Hardy representative " Tess of the D'urbervilles" heroine.

To make judgments about right and wrong is one of the novelist's most important duties, of course.

in Chen Xue's works, a novelist's story causes the novel's existence and the existence of the novel to merge as one.

No, happily for the Chinese novel, it was not considered by the scholars as literature. Happily, too, for the novelist!

Thomas Hardy(1840-1928), novelist and poet, is one of the representatives of English critical realism at the turn of 19th century.

today as a novelist, which is to say as a professional spinner of lies.

I'm a novelist, and I'm always telling stories about things that never happened.

The philosophizing novelist built an entire worldview on the sense that absurdity is an unsurpassable given of human experience.

Like a novelist, he knows that only sensational plots will attract an audience.

That man was just beginning a career as a novelist and playwright.

But bombs are unbelievable until they actually fall. -- Patrick White , British-born Australian novelist.

Charles Dickens (British novelist): I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.

As a famous English philosophic novelist, Iris Mudoch often employs the narrative form to explain her philosophical views.

The great English novelist Charles Dickens used exactly the same technique.

Novelist Margaret Atwood shares her thoughts on the importance of keeping writers free from censorship and the power of stories to move us.

Thackeray was the novelist of the elegant world of the aristocracy.

Experience teaches slowly and at the cost of mistakes---James Anthony Froude---English historian and novelist.

One of the most celebrated alumni of Nottingham is the novelist D.

This is, undoubtedly, the worst thing about being a novelist: you tend to have all the feelings available, not just your own.

The voting for "least funny" nationality confirmed the view of American novelist Mark Twain that "a German joke is no laughing matter. "

From a novelist's perspective it is a "miraculous event" , too improbable to be true.

She was a successful novelist.

"They talk male talk, " grumbled the late Norman Mailer, a novelist who thought liberals could be macho too.

Portugal is a difficult country to govern, argues Miguel Sousa Tavares, a novelist and political commentator.

so it is perhaps surprising that Mr Spiegelman still succumbs to the novice novelist's temptation to provide overlong description.

The rumor that Jin Yong, the famous martial art novelist, had passed away spread widely on the Internet, but was finally proved false.

The contradiction of enthusiasm and nous runs through the writing of historical novelist.

The novelist makes his heroine commit suicide at the end of the book.

J. M. Ledgard is east Africa correspondent of The Economist and a novelist.

"Destruction" and "the Young Guards" , written by Fajeyev, a world known Russian novelist, are classics of the socialist realism.

The second is a slightly less dubious one made by a novelist who isn't great at all.

Peter Pan is the best-known work of Scottish playwright and novelist, James M. Barrie.

If there were no bad people there would be no good lawyers---Charles Dickens, English novelist.

If there were no bad people, there would be no good lawyers. Charles Dickens, British novelist.

In the 1860s, novelist Thomas Hardy was a young apprentice to an architect in Covent Garden.

It's artist's job to create sunshine when there isn't any---Roman Rolland, French dramatist, novelist, essayist, art historian.

The novelist was in the shadows through all his youthful time.

' The novelist and critic John Gardner called Mr. Calvino ''possibly Italy's most brilliant living writer. ''

His brother was the novelist Edward Bulwer-Lytton.

He was an unknown novelist then.

He wrote the libretto for "Billy Budd" by Benjamin Britten, a British composer who called him "our most musical novelist" .

the foremost novelist of the American Depression.

Ella secco distinguishes detective novelist lies in that, he's not William god sworn on real significance to control the global.

Sherlock Holmes is a detective created by a British novelist named Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

and then, having needlessly got him up there, the happy novelist rings the bell for all the world to come together and hear, O dear!

What they see is a blood-soaked popular novelist who employs plot and its parent condition, entertainment, a dirty word to them.

ALAIN DE BOTTON is a British essayist, novelist and, if one uses the term somewhat expansively , philosopher.

DAVID MITCHELL, a British novelist, has a reputation for courage and panache as a writer.

The football might not be first-rate, but the players' names are a novelist's dream.

William Somerset Maugham, English playwright, novelist and short story writer.

Hemingway, a great and unique novelist, creates a concise and veiled writing style.

He was both famous as a poet and a novelist.

The critics acclaimed him as a novelist of the first water.

She used to be an obscure novelist, but now she is a celebrity.

The Golden Notebook is the representative work of English woman novelist Doris Lessing, who won The Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007.

The novelist is noted especially for his skill in depicting character.

Although I am not a novelist, however, I might let the tragedy of fate, inexplicably to humor!

As English comic novelist P. G. Wodehouse once put it, 'never confuse the unusual with the impossible. '

So, I admire poet. They are more ideal than novelist, sacred than word dinks , but they are more painful than anybody.

Montserrat has found that the idea of a curse was created 180 years ago by novelist Jane Loudon.

Prince William's wife has been revealed as a distant relation of British novelist Jane Austen according to genealogy website Ancestry. com.

Emily Bronte, English novelist, author of Wuthering Heights, was born at Thornton in Yorkshire.

However, this period is the great novelist, poet Thomas Hardy.

The young man is so lucky that he is taken up by a famous novelist.

The novelist and poet is going to Europe next year.

One is carried away by the enthusiasm and gusto of the novelist-narrator.

After his first novel, Reservation Blues (1995), was published, he was nominated as best young American novelist by Granta magazine.

Consequently, it is not an absurd novelist addressing us, but an existential novelist.

That TV station had an interview with the famous novelist.

A discussion about the thought of Wu Ching-tzu as a "thinker novelist"

And realize this dream is ghost elves Tom and given to his "life" the novelist Mark Twain.

conception[kEn5sepFEn] A good novelist needs great power of conception.

He is a very deft novelist too, with a superb ear for dialogue.

Afterwards, he became a well known novelist all over the country.

"I can't tell you how depressing it is here now, " says Anne Enright, a novelist.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich, American poet, novelist, traveler and editor.

Now sleuthing from a crime novelist has uncovered a new possibility: arsenic poisoning.

The Kremlin, meanwhile, shows little interest in Russia's most celebrated novelist.

A novelist creates characters and a plot.

Michael Crichton, the novelist and creative force behind the television series ER, has died. He was 66 and had cancer.

Hemingway's house, now a museum dedicated to his life and work, is said to house the novelist's ghost.

Wu's flight experience, is the most talked about novelist later material, which derived from the story, more to the list goes on.

He quotes Nobel prize-winning novelist Thomas Mann who wrote in 1919 that he equated the Bolshevik revolution in Russia with the Jews.

It's the artist's job to create sunshine when there isn't any---Romain Rolland, French dramatist and novelist.

Namita Gokhale, a novelist and one of the Jaipur festival's organisers, says that South Asiais having a "literary moment" .

As a novelist, he shows great talent in characterization.

It was first used in 1922 by the Irish novelist James Joyce.

From Language to History--On WANG Shuo as a "Historical Novelist"

Samuel Richardson is a famous English novelist in the 18th century and he is also a master of epistolary novel in Europe.

FUYUMI ONO: I never really gave much thought to becoming a professional novelist.

Lao she's modern literature history of the most successful humorous novelist.

Fei Ming is a novelist of unique writing style in modern Chinese literary history, with After Mr.

Wu Cheng'en, a Ming Dynasty novelist, based on monk Xuanzang's experiences on his trip, wrote the novel, Journey to the West.

"It is a very big revolution, " said Yang Hengjun, a political espionage novelist who published his first work online.

WwW. zIdiR. coM The Xuan Shi Zhi in late tang dynasty is a novelist Zhang Du his novel Chronicle-of fairy ghost disasters legend stories.

French novelist, biographer, playwright, and musicologist Romain Rolland was born on January 29th.

In the 21st century, Margaret Drabble, the British novelist, calls life after divorce "the third age. "

He has written lots of novels, but we only find him a novelist second class.

Fowles is the famous novelist of postmodernism in the modern English literature.

He is a doctor by profession and a novelist by avocation .

I'm reading a novel The Mill on the Floss, written by the famous novelist, George Eliot.

Based on novelist impact on Dai' s poems, this paper mainly discusses the implicit narrative elements in his poems.

How does an unknown novelist end up a bestselling author?

Without art the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable---George Bernard Shaw, English novelist.

American novelist, short story ideas elegance and unique style, to Europe Henri-end fame with the world.

Jay Parini, a poet and novelist, teaches literature at Middlebury College.

Ernest Miller Hemingway, American novelist and short-story writer, awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954.

Does the novelist offer one perspective on the political argument, or several?

To me, this student is like Murakami's untrained novelist.

"Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is a classic 1864 science fiction novel by French novelist Jules Verne.

Humor has been well defined as thinking in fun while feeling in earnest. -Mark Twain , American novelist.