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A writer's life experience is absolutely vital in writing novels. It is the writer's experience which allows that writer to invent fictitious events which will be meaningful to the reader. I would go so far as to say that the whole point of fiction is to provide the reader with synthetic experience. The writer allows the reader to learn something from his or her own experience - no matter how altered or fictionalized that experience may be.
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What is Mark Twain known for?
Writing novels.
What is Janet Frame known for?
She is famous for writing novels
What is Kate Chopin's writing style?
short stories or novels
What was not included in Harte's early writing attempts?
Short novels.
What does Michael Morpurgo sit on wile writing novels?
a chair
What type of writing is Edison Tesla Marshall famous for?
Edison Tesla Marshall was famous for writing historical era novels. His novels incorporated the culture and fads of the time period they were written in.
When did Philip Pullman start writing?
he starting writing books in 1982
What text is a novel?
Novels are typically written in prose. Some novels may contain sections that are written in verse, or that have maps or charts. Prose is the standard writing in most novels.
What did Charles dickens do for a living before and during he was writing his novels?
He was a maid
What did Dickens do for a living before and during the time he was writing novels?
he was a maid
Writing that is not poetry?
Writing that is not poetry is classified as prose. This consists of essays, articles, novels, etc.
Why did people start to write and read novels?
Novels are written stories. People have always told stories, but once they invented writing, they started writing the stories down so that people could read them without having to travel to listen to a storyteller. Novels let everyone be their own storyteller.
