novelist
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- noun
- /ˈnɑːvəlɪst/
- Jadon is a great novelist and also a great poet.
- novelist and writer
- novelist who writes
- poets and novelists
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- Jadon is a great novelist and also a great poet.
- No, I'm a writer, poet, short story writer, novelist, screenwriter.
- And we will hear lectures from scientists, artists, novelists, and activists, among many others.
- And Jeff Bezos's ex-wife Mackenzie Scott, who was a novelist, said that's a Franken slogan.
- Jin Lee is an acclaimed novelist, essayist and literary critic.
- And, and it it is, you know, there's a, there's a Japanese novelist and his name is Murakami.
- At that time, you just didn't say I'm going to become a novelist.
- So I quote in the book a passage from a novel by by an Austrian novelist, Robert Musil.
- Jane Austen was a brilliant novelist.
- I I can't believe there's a novelist out there that doesn't imagine their novel as a film in some way.
Examples
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But like all novelists, I'm in search of the self.
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Nidra Poller is an American novelist and journalist who has been living in Paris since 1972.
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When I first started this book, I said I'm a novelist, so I should write a novel.
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My mother explained that he was a famous novelist, but that didn't help at all.
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Because when he started writing, there was a very successful American novelist called Winston Churchill.
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Some of you may have read Albert Camus, the French novelist The Stranger.
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She was an 18th century novelist, wrote supernatural stories.
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Captain Gaskell, I want you to meet Charlie McCaleb, the American novelist.
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James Baldwin, the well known American novelist who's achieved A worldwide fame with his novel Another Country.
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As a successful novelist, she has captivated millions with her storytelling.
Synonyms
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A person who creates books, articles, or stories
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A person who writes books or articles
A person who writes novels or short stories that are made up
A person who invents stories for books or to mislead people
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Etymology
The word novelist comes from novel, which comes from the Italian novella and the Latin novus, both meaning 'new'. A novel was originally 'a new story', so a novelist is a writer who makes 'new' stories — in other words, someone who writes novels.