First Novels: Debuts Unlimited
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| contents | First Novels: Debuts Unlimited Hoffert, Barbara Novels Authors Writing (Composition) Murder and magic, illicit love and puppy love, home-grown tragedy and the ravages of far-off war. No one topic defines a first novel, and, no, they are not all autobiographical. Among last season's top debuts, published from August through December 2007, are Ellen Litman's cross-format "The Last Chicken in America: A Novel in Stories" and genre benders like Derek Nikitas's "Pyres" and C.L. Wilson's "Lord of the Fading Lands". An exception was made for Sarah Addison Allen's exceptional "Garden Spells". Years ago, Allen published two small romances under a pseudonym, but since she has remade herself by choosing to work in another genre under her own name, in this paper, the author cites her current success. |
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| spellingShingle | First Novels: Debuts Unlimited Hoffert, Barbara Novels Authors Writing (Composition) First Novels: Debuts Unlimited Hoffert, Barbara Novels Authors Writing (Composition) Murder and magic, illicit love and puppy love, home-grown tragedy and the ravages of far-off war. No one topic defines a first novel, and, no, they are not all autobiographical. Among last season's top debuts, published from August through December 2007, are Ellen Litman's cross-format "The Last Chicken in America: A Novel in Stories" and genre benders like Derek Nikitas's "Pyres" and C.L. Wilson's "Lord of the Fading Lands". An exception was made for Sarah Addison Allen's exceptional "Garden Spells". Years ago, Allen published two small romances under a pseudonym, but since she has remade herself by choosing to work in another genre under her own name, in this paper, the author cites her current success. |
| title | First Novels: Debuts Unlimited |
| topic | Novels Authors Writing (Composition) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ791505 |