One can understand that Ferrante has no interest in adding her privacy to the novelistic pyre.
Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner and Dashiell Hammett infused their film scripts with novelistic craft.
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It's a novelistic moment: The heroine suddenly seeing that her view of the world is merely that.
The widely hailed novelistic style of HBO's The Wire saw story arcs rise and fall across series.
Novelistic vivacity, the great unteachable, the unschooled enigma, has a way of making questions of form appear scholastic.
" His novelistic style, he says, owes a lot to screenwriting: "Keep it tight, keep those pages turning, delete the extraneous.
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Starr's report was so novelistic that reading it had the effect of redrawing the characters we have watched now for so long.
Cartoonlike sight gags conjure his memories and fantasies, running throughout the film as it leaps ahead in time and sketches a decade of experience with a sharp, novelistic yet wondrously comical audacity.
That these anti-novelistic tricks are all, in fact, novelistic tricks, often borrowed from the history of the novel, does not muffle the pleasure of watching this literary freedom in action.
Good comics are sometimes described as being "cinematic" (if they have some kind of broad visual scope or imitate a familiar kind of movie) or "novelistic" (if they have keenly observed details, or simply take a long time to read).
As a matter of novelistic accuracy, however, this area was more likely a stand-in for the old-moneyed East Egg in the novel, while the arriviste nouveau riche estate of Gatsby was probably located across Manhasset Bay in Great Neck (West Egg).
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