Примери коришћења Last novel на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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For his last novel.
Her last novel“Tito has died” was published in 2011.
It's my last novel.
The last novel I read of hers was'The God of Small Things'.".
It was my dad's last novel.
Julian's last novel had been a success.
Were you typing her last novel?
This is the last novel I have written.
And will this be his last novel?
Is the last novel by Roberto Bolaño.
He claims this is his last novel.
I loved your last novel enormously.
And why, of course, it's my last novel.
It's your dad's last novel, The Lost City.
How many years since your last novel?
It was his last novel released in his lifetime.
Barbara Cartland's last novel".
It was the last novel published in his lifetime.
Mary, in the romance business… You're only as good as your last novel.
I have finished his last novel(Yo, Julia).
The last novel I read of hers was'The God of Small Things'.".
This is also where he wrote his last novel, The Brothers Karamazov.
For the last novel,"The Mysteries of Udolpho"… and £800, I believe, for her next.
He is also mentioned briefly in the beginning of Bukowski's last novel, Pulp.
Mortimer, your last novel was published nearly ten years ago.
You know… Thinking I may do better than his last novel is embarrassing.
Since his last novel, a year ago, I found him totally moody.
After her death, her husband released a posthumous volume of her work, Come Along With Me,containing several chapters of her unfinished last novel as well as several rare short stories(among them"Louisa, Please Come Home") and three speeches given by Jackson in her writing seminars.
The last novel in the trilogy, Red Sky at Noon(2017), was called"a deeply satisfying pageturner- mythic and murderous" by The Times[34] and"brilliant on multiple levels… offering historical accuracy, a fine empathy for his characters and a story that illuminates the operatic tragedy of Stalin's Russia" by Booklist.[35].
The issues with memory which Sarraute highlighted in her autobiography carried through to her last novel, Here, published in 1995, in which the author explores a range of existential issues relating to the formlessness of both individual and social reality.