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On Novels and Novelists

Book Recommendations, Fiction, List, On Novels and Novelists, Reading / By Mary Daniels Brown / July 14, 2015 / A.S. Byatt, Charles Dickens, David Mitchell, Donna Tartt, Edith Wharton, Ernst Lothar, Ford Maddox Ford, George Eliot, Italo Calvino, J.R.R. Tolkien, James Joyce, Jane Austen, John Fowles, John Steinbeck, John Updike, Kate Chopin, Lawrence Durrell, Leon Uris, Paul Murray, Richard Ford, T.H. White, Thomas Mann, Vladimir Nabokov, William Thackeray

John Fowles, The Art of Fiction No. 109 This article originally appeared in the Summer 1989 issue of The Paris Review. James R. Baker interviews John Fowles, author of, among others, The Collector (1963) and The French Lieutenant’s Woman (1969). Fowles says that he was heavily influenced by the existentialists. When the interview asks if […]

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Man in Hole: Turning novels’ plots into data points Dan Piepenbring reports for The Paris Review on an example of digital humanities, or the application of big-data crunching to literary analysis: Motherboard has a new article about Matthew Jockers, a University of Nebraska English professor who’s been studying what he calls “the relationship between sentiment

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