novelist

“Novelist and not writer and even less a man of letters,” Georges Simenon said of a title he well deserved.

After publishing several books on theological and miscellaneous subjects, he distinguished himself as a novelist.

The stories and legends surrounding the campaigns of these brave men have furnished many themes for the poet and novelist.

It seems very funny now to have to describe my inglorious position, as compared with the novelist's idea of a dash for liberty.

When the prince had been a prisoner at Ham, he had sent the novelist his study entitled L'Extinction du pauperisme.

Did any novelist of the seventeenth century lay bare the palpitations of the female heart more delicately than Racine?