novelist

If you are interested in the history of ideas, it makes a big difference if a quote is by the real Da Vinci or some 20th century novelist.

At the same time, my immediate reaction to this piece was that Justine Musk is a professional novelist.

If you don't become a bestselling novelist on the national stage, you make no money at all as a novelist, and have to make ends meet as a technical writer or something.

Tolstoy was a great novelist and a powerful personality, but a vain and hypocritical man.

It takes different skills to do well at being a novelist vs.

I'm a writer (not a novelist, yet) and from what I've learned from the people I've talked to is simple.

A fine novelist he may be, but climate expert he isn't.

It was an interview of a fiction novelist, nothing more.

Read any interview with a novelist, screenwriter, short story writer, etc and most will say it's something they hated doing but were glad to get done.

A similar device was dreamt up by novelist Robert J Sawyer in the Neanderthal Parallax, in which a device recorded and stored (privately) every moment of life.

I confused him with Ryū Murakami, another novelist but very different style.

I'm not sure what the position of a novelist or composer would be in this copyrightless world where copying and printing has near zero fixed costs.

If you "were going to be a novelist" but decided to be a programmer or an economist because you wanted to make money, well...

You're not kidding - calling le Carre a "pop novelist" to begin with, let alone lumping him in with a hack like Tom Clancy, is selling him desperately short.

If you're a mathematician or artist or novelist advancing the state of humanity, "enhance" away, and I'll wish you the best in recovery if you get unlucky.

Stopped reading after the first part of the first sentence: "Ernest Hemingway, who may well be the greatest living American novelist and short-story writer..." I don't understand why people like him.