Articles related to "Novels"
Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey
"Daughter of Time," written in 1951 by Josephine Tey, is a wonderful example of a tightly written mystery novel.
• josephine tey
• daughter of time
• mystery novel
• mystery book
• detective novel
Goonight Nobody by Jennifer Weiner
"Goodnight Nobody" by Jennifer Weiner, originally released in 2005 and just out in paperback, combines a "cozy" suburban heroine with a suspenseful plot.
• goodnight nobody
• bestselling mystery novel
• jennifer weiner
• suspense novel
• mystery book
Wait to Publish a Finished Novel
It's only natural that after spending months or years writing a book you would want to get it published ASAP. But waiting a few weeks could actually be better.
• novel
• publish novel
• book publishing
• publish book
• publish a book
Top 15 Novels of this Century
The top 15 novels of the 20th century.
• f. scott fitzgerald
• george orwell
• joseph heller
• john steinbeck
• vladimir nabokov
Classic Graphic Novels
Graphic novels run the full gamut. Classically illustrated to scantily drawn, text heavy to fluffy dialogue, family oriented to adult themed books, graphic novels can and do appeal to every interest group and age range. They can be good, bad, excellent, terrible, and/or moving.
• graphic
• novels
• illustrations
• mcgregor
• sabre
Fired Flight Attendant's Novel
Ellen Simonetti is internationally known as the flight attendant fired for blogging. Her debut novel mirrors her personal blogging journey but with a twist.
• ellen simonetti
• blogging
• diary of a dysfunctional flight attendant
• fired flight attendant
• queen of sky
Top 15 Mystery Novels of All Time
The Mystery Guild of America has listed the top mystery novels of all time. Below are the top 15 on the list. There are the predictable favorites and a few surprises.
• mystery novels
• top mystery books
• top mystery novels
• crime books
• mystery guild of america list
"Bram Stoker: The Man Behind Dracula"
"Welcome to my house. Come freely . . ." This pleasant introduction came from one of the most terrifying literary characters ever created!
• bram stoker
• dracula
• horror stories
• gothic novels
A Place Called Wiregrass: Morris
Review of A Place Called Wiregrass by Michael Morris, an absorbing tale of people trying to rise above the margins of their lives in the South.
• novel
• fiction
• southern
• spousal abuse
• wife beating
At Risk
Mystery author, Patricia Cornwell's latest mystery novel, At Risk is an easy read, but it doesn't live up to the standard set by her previous work.
• at risk by patricia cornwell
• patricia cornwell
• mystery novel
• mystery ficion
• forensic science
August Rat Tat Review
Introducing a new category of reviews - rat tat! For the curious, tat is <a href = http://www.peak.org/~jeremy/dictionary/dict.html>British</a> for junk/kitsch. I've read/watched/suffered through these painful works so that you don't have to (and now I know a bit of what it must feel like to be a lab rat...) This week it's Andrzej Zaniewski's <b>Rat: A Novel</b>
• rat
• novel
• andrzej zaniewski
• tat
• review
Beach Road by James Patterson
Beach Road by James Patterson manages to pack thrills, interest, and suspense into an easy-to-read summer novel. It's the perfect novel to take to the beach.
• mystery novel
• mystery book
• summer reading
• james patterson
• beach road
Bob Skinner and Quintin Jardine
Sharma Krauskopf contrasts the mystery novel character Bob Skinner with its author Quintin Jardine
• jardine
• quintin
• skinner
• novel
• scottish
Book Review - High Profile
Jesse Stone has seen his share of murders, first as an LAPD detective and now as the chief of police for Paradise, MA. This murder, however, is different.
• detective fiction
• police murder mysteries
• robert parker novels
• jesse stone novels
• 2007 book reviews
Break No Bones by Kathy Reichs
Like her protagonist, Dr. Temperance (Tempe) Brennan, mystery writer Kathy Reichs is a forensic anthropologist. "Break No Bones," is her ninth mystery featuring Brennan.
• break no bones by kathy reichs
• bones
• tv series bones
• dr. brennan
• mystery novel
Broken Saints on DVD
Watch all 24 dark and brooding episodes of the online Canadian animated comic epic, Broken Saints.
• broken saints
• brooke burgess
• graphic literature
• comics
• graphic novels
Confessions of a Romance Addict
When I first started reading romance, I had such a superior attitude; I was, after all, an English major who had read Beowulf three times. Romance novels were surely beneath me. I was quickly disabused of that notion and now am thoroughly hooked.
• romance novels
Cover of Night by Linda Howard
Linda Howard's latest mystery novel, "Cover of Night," combines likeable characters with a beautiful rural Idaho setting. The plot, however, is a little far-fetched.
• cover of night by linda howard
• linda howard mysteries
• mystery novels
• thriller
• cover of night
Gone with the Wind
A review of the classic novel "Gone with the Wind" followed by the best places online to buy the book.
• books
• reading
• literature
• classics
• civil war
Hot Potato Fiction!
Stories that are started by one author and passed on seqentially to others are a vulgar but enjoyable brand of IF that have a natural home on the web.
• collaboration
• fiction
• storytelling
• games
• art
Hugo Nominations 2006
Here's the list of 2006 Hugo and Campbell Award nominations.
• hugo
• campbell
• sfwa
• science fiction
• awards
Kiss Me While I Sleep
"Kiss Me While I Sleep," published in 2004, is an action filled thriller with romantic tension, beautiful Paris scenery, and a tight action-filled plot.
• kiss me while i sleep by linda howard
• linda howard mystery novels
• linda howard
• mystery novels
• kiss me while i sleep
Message in a Bottle
• nicholas sparks
• message in bottle
• romance novels
• romance bestsellers
• romance books
Mystery and Romance
Light reading with plus sized characters
• rubenesque
• size acceptance
• romance novel
• mystery
• selma eichler
Nebula Shortlist 2006
Here's the list of nominees for 2006 Nebula awards for novel, novella, novelette, short, script, and the Andre Norton Award for YA.
• nebula
• awards
• andre norton
• short list
• science fiction
Not Just For Kids!
Comics aren't just for kids. My journey through the world of comics has led me from reader to reviewer, to writer. This is the beginning of our journey through new comics and graphic novels.
• jonah
• hex
• spiderman
• batman
• comics
The Criminal Life of Effie O
Illustrated poem, novel-in-verse, Sam Savage has written a children’s book for adults. With simple, deft verse he sketched out characters readers can really care about.
• sam savage
• novel-in-verse
• verse novel
• book-length poem
• poetic narrative
The Golden Gate
Vikram Seth’s 1986 novel-in-verse was such a long-shot that the author makes Shakespearian voice-overs explaining his hopes and misgivings. Now it’s a must-read for poets
• poetry
• vikram seth
• the golden gate
• sonnet
• poem novel
The Shamus Awards
The 1999 Shamus Awards
• private eye
• mystery novels
• shamus award winners
• fiction
Tintin and I airs on PBS tonight
Documentary on Tintin creator Hergé airs on PBS on Tuesday, July 11th at 10 pm, ET, PT.
• tintin and i
• hergé
• georges remi
• documentary
• graphic novel
To Kill a Mockingbird
A review of the classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird", followed by the best places online to buy the book. I've also included a list of bargain books of the month.
• books
• reading
• novels
• classic
• bargain