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Gabriel Garcia Marquez Wanted His Last Novel to Be Destroyed.

• Authors : Santana-Acuña, ÂLvaro

• Source: The New York Times. 2024, pages. 9

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'These are important stories'. A new version of ever-popular novel Sunset Song opening at Dundee Rep sees Danielle Jam play much-loved heroine Chris Guthrie, writes Mark Fisher.

• Source: The Scotsman (Edinburgh, Scotland). 2024, pages. 18

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Oliver Twist 6.40am A novel [...].

• Source: Mail on Sunday (London, England). 2024, pages. 54

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A Writer's Posthumous Novel, Published Against His Wishes

• Authors : Alter, Alexandra

• Source: The New York Times. March 8, 2024, A1

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Rereading Sons and Lovers by DH Lawrence. Hold fire, feminists! This wise novel shows that Lawrence truly understood women.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2024, pages. 16

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A cool Icelandic novel emerges out of the covid pandemicâs long winter

• Authors : Barron, Michael

• Source: The Washington Post. March 16, 2024

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A novel about music that isnât (entirely) about genius gone awry

• Authors : Athitakis, Mark

• Source: The Washington Post. March 11, 2024

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Rereading The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. It's impossible not to be swept along by the verve and fury of this classic Depression-set novel. By David Mills.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2024, pages. 16

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A Pandemic Novel of Ordinary Moments.

• Authors : Alter, Alexandra

• Source: The New York Times. 2023, pages. 59

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Cloud Atlas at 20: What makes a novel tattoo-worthy? Every author wants to write a book like David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas. Two decades after it first hit the shelves, the author of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow celebrates its daring, dazzling appeal; Every author wants to write a book like David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas. Two decades after it first hit the shelves, the author of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow celebrates its daring, dazzling appeal.

• Source: The Guardian (London, England). 2024.

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