Margaret Atwood's novel The Blind Assassin 
.... While Iris writes her memoirs never to be read, it may be that Laura
wrote her
novel in much the same light--it was not she but Iris who had it published ....
(2779
11
)
Frederick Douglass' Novel The Heroic Slave
Frederick Douglass' minor
novel The Heroic Slave, the only work of fiction he
wrote, is a good representation of the early American
novel because of its ....
(723
3
)
Look Homeward, Angel
.... Wolfe
wrote the
novel at first in the first person, and the "I" would later be replaced by "Eugene": Before the first draft was completed, seventeen large ....
(1570
6
)
Thomas Wolfe
.... Wolfe
wrote the
novel at first in the first person, and the "I" would later be replaced by "Eugene": Before the first draft was completed, seventeen large ....
(1548
6
)
Flaubert's novel Madame Bovary
.... Jean Pace refers to Leon as spineless, which many critics agree with, and points to Flaubert's notes for the
novel in which he
wrote, She feels toward Leon as ....
(1559
6
)
Sir Walter Scott's novel The Heart of Midlothian
.... Yet, it is apparent that these critics do not agree on what the theme of the
novel is. Scott
wrote several novels depicting the contrasts between opposing ....
(2059
8
)
Influence of a Pushkin Poem on a Bely Novel
.... The failed attempt to blow up his father can be seen as symbol for the world war and the revolution which were in the air as Bely
wrote his
novel---a war and a ....
(1617
6
)
Manuel Puig's novel Kiss of the Spider Woman
.... The film version of the
novel (and the play that Puig also
wrote) is more explicit about the death of Molina and the probable survival of Valentfn. ....
(1432
6
)
Hard Times
.... Dickens
wrote the
novel in order to call to light for government officials the abuses being visited upon factory workers in England. ....
(2063
8
)
Hard Times Dicken's Hard Times
.... Dickens
wrote the
novel in order to call to light for government officials the abuses being visited upon factory workers in England. ....
(2063
8
)
The Structure of Tom Sawyer
.... instigator of a variety of youthful trouble. Twain
wrote about his
novel in several letters. He told William Dean Howells in June ....
(1643
7
)
Wollstonecraft
.... IV, 1). Wollstonecraft also
wrote the
novel Maria or The Wrongs of Woman in an effort to depict the passions of men and women that often posit women as ....
(2036
8
)
Modernism Defined
.... for Germany. He settled temporarily in Paris, where he
wrote the
novel, before he returned again to Dublin (Ben-Zvi 36). Linda Ben ....
(3682
15
)
Graham Greene
....
wrote directly about trouble spots in the world--The Comedians was set in Papa Doc's Haiti, for instance, while A Burnt-Out Case is set in the Congo. His
novel ....
(1655
7
)
Isabel Allende's novel The House of the Spirits
.... of the
novel, altering certain elements to be more filmic in a way that remains true to the original material. The fact that Laura Esquivel
wrote both may be ....
(2985
12
)
Joy Luck Club
Chinese-American author Amy Tan
wrote the
novel The Joy Luck Club. Tan is herself intimate with the struggle of immigrants to the ....
(792
3
)
Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
.... Twain
wrote a
novel that is part polemic and part farce, and while attacking institutions he often praises individuals who make up those institutions. ....
(2330
9
)
Theme of The Great Gatsby
.... In the time period Fitzgerald
wrote the
novel success had become defined by materialism and consumerism; the American Dream was promoted through advertisements ....
(1007
4
)
F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Great Gatsby
.... In the time period Fitzgerald
wrote the
novel success had become defined by materialism and consumerism; the American Dream was promoted through advertisements ....
(1007
4
)
Louisa May Alcott
Louisa May Alcott is best-known for her
novel Little Women, but she
wrote many other novels and was a very popular author in her time. ....
(1809
7
)
John Grisham's novel The Firm
.... from Conaty and
wrote: Mr. Grisham, a criminal defense attorney, writes with such relish about the firm's devious legal practices that his
novel might be taken ....
(1122
4
)
The Old Man and the Sea
.... to Hemingway's life. Hemingway had not produced any works in recent years when he
wrote the
novel. Then, although Hemingway probably ....
(1985
8
)
Budd Shulberg's Novel, What Makes Sammy Run
In Budd Schulberg's classic
novel What Makes Sammy Run? .... His friend, the narrator, Al says of him, "The only line Glick
wrote on Girl Steals Boy was the by-line ....
(963
4
)
Nathaniel Hawthorne and Puritanism
.... American history. Hawthorne
wrote his first
novel in 1828 and then settled down to concentrate on the craft of fiction. He produced ....
(2079
8
)
In the Time of the Butterflies
.... Yet the Mirabals had risked their lives (Alvarez 323). In seeking the answer to this question, Alvarez finally
wrote this
novel. ....
(1710
7
)
Biographical Influences on Hemingway's Fiction
.... army. He was shot while serving in the unit. After he left, he
wrote a
novel about the experience The Torrents of Spring. What had ....
(751
3
)
Invisible Man
.... This
novel - which Ellison
wrote in his mid-thirties, a time in life in which many people are becoming increasingly aware of the limitations that the world is ....
(776
3
)
Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
.... Julian Moynihan in The New York Review of Books
wrote about the
novel in 1964 and called it "a very beautiful and inventive book violated by a fifth-rate idea ....
(1235
5
)
Victory
.... Pedro, or Ricardo. It was against the bleak backdrop of the outbreak of World War I that Conrad
wrote the
novel. In his notes to ....
(2596
10
)
Victory Joseph Conrad's "Victory"
.... Pedro, or Ricardo. It was against the bleak backdrop of the outbreak of World War I that Conrad
wrote the
novel. In his notes to ....
(2596
10
)
