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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to novel:   (300 results)

Often used in the same context:
novella, novelist, book, novelette, memoir, pesthouse, nonfiction, bestseller, fiction, angelology, adaptation, ford madox ford, screenplay, bildungsroman, alice munro, currer bell, epic poem, chapbook, double bind, alienist, philomel, isak dinesen, daphne du maurier, italo calvino, teleplay, trilogy, drood, poem, thrillers, paperback, novelization, anthology, literary, nevil shute, stageplay, muriel spark, patricia highsmith, tome, potboiler, nancy mitford, somerset maugham, dorothy sayers, novelisation, georges simenon, autobiography, tale, fyodor dostoevsky, bell jar, manuscript, bodice ripper, dostoevski, guy de maupassant, isaac bashevis singer, joyce carol oates, giovanni boccaccio, science fiction, afterword, epigraph, protagonist, fable, book review, authoress, dashiell hammett, theodore dreiser, w. somerset maugham, gothic romance, flaubert, playwright, metafiction, kenneth grahame, bernard malamud, emily bronte, film noir, neuromancer, knopf, picaresque, resurrectionist, elmore leonard, gustave flaubert, christopher isherwood, author, le carre, john le carre, prose, philip pullman, ondaatje, noli me tangere, de quincey, evelyn waugh, monograph, fictionalization, heinrich von kleist, herman wouk, iris murdoch, stefan zweig, screenwriter, libretto, oedipus complex, dostoevsky, stendhal, barbara kingsolver, michael ondaatje, novels, opera, plays, operas, novelists, comedies, operetta, ballet, cartoon, haiku, ballets, ballad, documentary, drama, dramas, lyric, simpler, simplest, innovative, sophisticated, analogous, replicable, simple, ubiquitous, unorthodox, graphical, describable, generic, multidimensional, new, semiotic, similar, algorithmic, generalizable, hasic, lamarckian

More specific:
dime novel, novelette, novella, penny dreadful, romance, roman a clef, roman fleuve

Appears in the definition of:
., abraham stoker, adaptation, alexander selcraig, alexander selkirk, annotate, append, arthur koestler, at present, average, based, bathetic, begin, blockbuster, bodice ripper, book of tobit, boris leonidovich pasternak, boris pasternak, bowdlerize, bram stoker, bunyan, burbly, caravaggio, celluloid, cervantes, cervantes saavedra, character, climax, contrived, culmination, daniel defoe, defoe, demerit, detective novel, diffuse, dime novel, divergent thinker, divergent thinking, dracula, emile gaboriau, epistolatory, erewhon, exciting, fagin, fictionalise, fictionalize, frankenstein, frankenstein's monster, freshness, frivolous, gaboriau, gulliver, hall, harriet beecher stowe, harriet elizabeth beecher stowe, harriet wilson, harry sinclair lewis, hero, hold, houyhnhnm, huckleberry finn, huck finn, imagine, insipid, in its own right, jejune, jog, john bunyan, jump, ken elton kesey, ken kesey, kesey, koestler, lewis, lilliputian, macgregor, main street, margaret mitchell, margaret munnerlyn mitchell, marguerite radclyffe hall, megahit, miasma, michelangelo merisi da caravaggio, miguel de cervantes, miguel de cervantes saavedra, mitchell, mystery, mystery novel, mystery story, mythic, novelette, novelisation, novelise, novelization, novelize, novella, novelty, one-dimensional, out-of-the-box thinking, pasternak, penny dreadful, period, plot, potted, radclyffe hall, ramble, raskolnikov, raunchy, refreshing, refreshingly, rehash, represent, robert macgregor, robinson crusoe, rob roy, rodya raskolnikov, romance, roman a clef, roman fleuve, scabrous, seamless, selcraig, selkirk, semiautobiographical, seriocomic, shocker, short story, simon legree, sinclair lewis, smash hit, staged, stoker, stowe, svengali, telescope, title, tobit, tom sawyer, trilby, unabridged, uncle tom, unexciting, unprecedented, utopian, version, whodunit, wilson, yahoo

More general:
book, fiction, volume

Synonyms:
fresh, new, original, refreshing

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— Nouns for novel: approach, method, form, idea, way, feature, ideas, experience, features, ways, situations, more...

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