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novelette - traducción al árabe
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Novellette; Novelettish; Novelet; Novelettes; Novelette (disambiguation); Novellete
NOVELETTE
ألاسم
رواية قصيرة; أقصوصة طويلة
novelette
اسْم : رواية قصيرة
novelette
روتية قصيرة
Wikipedia
Novelette
Novelette may also refer to:
- Novelette (ballet), a solo modern dance work choreographed by Martha Graham
- Novelette (music), a short piece of lyrical music
- Novelette (literature), a work of narrative prose fiction that is longer than a short story but shorter than a novella
- Novelette, the central character of Trey Anthony's 2001 play Da Kink in My Hair
Ejemplos de uso de novelette
1. Ritter plans to write novels alongside his music, and Callahan too has his eye on writing prose: "I‘m working on an epistolary novelette," he says soberly.
2. "We hope that by making short–form literature widely and easily available, Amazon.com can help to fuel a revival of this kind of work." Publishers have always had a hard time selling and marketing the single, short–form work –– the novella, or the novelette, or the even shorter "novelini", he said.
3. "I wanted a lush fin–de–si';cle décor for the story," wrote Carter in a letter to a friend, "And a style that ... utilises the heightened diction of the novelette, to half–seduce the reader into this wicked, glamorous, fatal world." It was, she added, "a deliberate hommage to Colette". Its unnamed 17–year–old heroine wears a schoolgirl‘s serge skirt and flannel blouse, just like the eponymous heroine of Colette‘s Claudine novels, and there is more than a little of Colette‘s first husband, that cliché of a roué, Monsieur Willy, in the unnamed Husband character.