- A
novel is an
extended work of
narrative fiction usually written in
prose and
published as a book. The word
derives from the Italian:
novella for "new"...
- It is a 1986
horror novel by
American author Stephen King. It was King's 22nd book and the 17th
novel written under his own name. The
story follows the...
- A
novelization (or novelisation) is a
derivative novel that
adapts the
story of a work
created for
another medium, such as a film, TV series,
stage play...
-
There There is the
debut novel by
Cheyenne and
Arapaho author Tommy Orange.
Published in 2018, the book
follows a
large cast of
Native Americans living...
- was an
American adventure novelist and
underwater explorer. His
thriller novels, many
featuring the
character Dirk Pitt, have been
listed on The New York...
- more
drastic in the
novel than in the film. Gordon, a very
minor character in both versions, is also
drastically changed. In the
novel,
Gordon is a small-time...
-
American novelist, essayist, and
short story writer. He is best
known for his
novels depicting the
flamboyance and
excess of the Jazz Age, a term he po****rized...
-
American Gothic,
Stephen King
novels such as Carrie, Misery, The Girl Who
Loved Tom Gordon, The Shining, and Koji Suzuki's
novel Ring are some
examples of...
- 1964) is an
American author best
known for his
thriller novels,
including the
Robert Langdon novels Angels &
Demons (2000), The Da
Vinci Code (2003), The...
-
first novel Shadow on the
Hearth (1950) is one of the
earliest post-World War II
novels to deal with a post-nuclear-holocaust world. The
novel recounts...
