Phenomenology of the Novel, or How Do Novels Teach? by Max van Manen

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The Novel of the Future by Deirdre Bair

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Christina Stead’s Workshop in the Novel: How to Write a “Novel of Strife” by SUSAN LEVER

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Writing a Novel by Peter Murphy

“…These notes contain a few thoughts on the subject of writing a novel, and getting it published. Every writer has his or her own experience, and every writer has his or her own ideas about writing, so what any one writer may think can only go so far. …”
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The Structure of a Novel by YR Azhari

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How to write a novel by Jerry Jenkins

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The Novel Writing Exercises Workbook by Writers Write

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What is Africa doing with the Novel? by Edward Sackey

“…To write a novel means to carry the incommensurable to extremes in the representation of human life…”
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A Novel Approach to Teaching Technical Writing by Chad A. B. Wilson

“…Students read the novels Pompeii by Robert Harris and Prey by Michael Crichton and complete projects based on or inspired by the novels. …”
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Fictional and Metafictional Strategies in Ian McEwan’s Novel by Katrin Dahlbäck

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Writing a Literary Analysis Paper by the Academic Center for Excellence

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The Author's Gauntlets: The W s Gauntlets: The Writing, E riting, Editing, and Publishing diting, and Publishing Process of a Novel by Robert Clifton

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Natural Language Pr al Language Processing for No ocessing for Novel Writing by Leqing Qu, Okan Ersoy

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Writing Great Fiction: Storytelling Tips and Techniques by James Hynes

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Experimental Fiction, Or What Is a Novel and How Do I Know? by Ralph M. Berry

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Jonathan Franzen and the Future of the Novel: Embracing Change to Hold Onto Tradition by Anna Zinkel

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Reading for peace? Literature as activism – an investigation into new literary ethics and the novel by Shady E. Cosgrove

“…Literary ethicists like Dorothy J Hale and narratologists like James Phelan have argued that the reading process makes literary novels worthy of ethical investigation. That is, it’s not just a book’s content – which may debate norms and values – but the process of reading that inspires the reader to consider Other points of view. …”
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