In a 1921 New York Times article entitled, “What is a Novel, Anyhow?”, Henry Kitchell Webster, writes “A novel is defined in the Concise Oxford Dictionary as a fictitious prose narrative of sufficient length to fill one or more volumes. Well, do you know, that is just about what I thought it was.”
Michael Ondaatje calls [...]
October 20, 2008
what’s in a novel
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