Sentences with phrase «publication of her first novel in»

This week we celebrated Thomas Pynchon's birthday, so it feels like a good time to mention that Pynchon fans can look forward to the publication of his first novel in four years, Bleeding Edge (Penguin Press), on September 17.

Since the 2006 publication of her first novel in the Temeraire series, His Majesty's Dragon, Naomi Novik's star has risen quickly in the world of science fiction and fantasy.

Not exact matches

The manuscript I was working on was not my first novel, but in June of 1960 Doubleday accepted this one for publication.

In the old world of traditional publishing it most likely wasn't your first novel written, but it will always be considered your first novel from that publication forward.

This attitude accounts for her venture into the world of fiction, the publication of her novel, The Possibilities of Sainthood (Frances Foster Books / Farrar, Straus and Giroux)-- about a fifteen - year - old girl who aspires to become the first official living saint in Catholic history.

Although she's written more than 20 novels, it was the 2012 publication of Bared to You — the first book in her Crossfire series — that really caught on with readers who were hungry for erotic fiction after devouring Fifty Shades of Grey.

It's a condition that flares up in new, unpublished writers striving for the publication of first novels as well as those who are already professionally published authors.

When she is not working making the web easier for everyone, she is engaged in one or two of dozen ongoing side projects, her favorite of which is helping her husband prepare his first novel for publication.

I was thrilled when I heard Conroy would be back with a new novel this fall — his first in 14 years!At BookPage we're lucky enough to get advanced copies of books a few months ahead of publication, but I wasn't expecting to...

The pair married in 2004, in between the publications of each writer's first and second novels.

Fifty years after the publication of his first novel, The Origin of the Brunists (1966), and in a much more accessible mode than in some of his other postmodern fictions, Coover delivers a near - masterpiece.

Back in 2009, Paul Yoon's short story collection, Once the Shore, garnered much critical acclaim, kickstarting the anticipation for the publication of his first novel.

Running until December 20, the Keeping Time Kickstarter campaign will underwrite the publication of new editions of the first two novels in the series, Timepiece and Timekeeper.

In news that has gone so far from the definition of «news» that it has circled back round upon itself to become newsworthy again, today sees the publication of JK Rowling's first post-Harry Potter novel, the adult - orientated The Casual Vacancy.

When I tried writing a horror novel a year later, I only sold a few dozen copies out of the gate, and that was with an already established fan base in the low hundreds (they didn't follow me into a different genre, as it turns out); if that had been my first publication, I would have vanished from the sales charts, never to be seen again.

Friday I got to reveal the cover of my first published novel, and last week in my writing journey I talked about quitting writing and getting an offer of publication.

Simonson's new novel, The Summer Before the War (PRH / Random House; Random House Audio; BOT; OverDrive Sample), is taking off more quickly, arriving at # 7 on the NYT Hardcover Fiction list in its first week of publication.

Additional publications include the first report of a complete eosinophilic pleocytosis in the spinal fluid of a cat, and a novel approach to the cranial thoracic spine of dogs and cats.

She is also the author of several nonfiction trade publications, and, in 2012, had her first young - adult novel published by Glass Page Books.

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«Harlem Is Nowhere» (1948), focused on the first integrated psychiatric clinic in New York, and «A Man Becomes Invisible,» appeared in the Aug. 25, 1952, edition of Life magazine, shortly after the publication of Ellison's novel «Invisible Man.»

His first novel, In the Light of What We Know (2014), has received widespread praise from publications such as The New Yorker, The New York Times Book Review, The Guardian, and The Sunday Times, amongst many others.

She is also the author of several nonfiction trade publications, and, in 2012, had her first young - adult novel published by Glass Page Books.