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a novel situation
Definition
new and original — typically something considered good
- Every novel written has to do with choices.1.3 — Part 1 Chapter 3 (62% in)
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- He mentioned your novel to me.1.10 — Part 1 Chapter 10 (80% in)
- Why do you waste your time writing gossip when you've got a novel to finish?1.4 — Part 1 Chapter 4 (51% in)
- Your novel needs your time and talent.1.7 — Part 1 Chapter 7 (39% in)
- I'm flattered that you think my novel has some merit, but I have a job to do.1.7 — Part 1 Chapter 7 (39% in)
- You wish I'd never seen your novel and you don't want to discuss it.1.7 — Part 1 Chapter 7 (40% in)
- If a novel doesn't entertain, it isn't a novel and it's wasted your time.1.8 — Part 1 Chapter 8 (92% in)
- If a novel doesn't entertain, it isn't a novel and it's wasted your time.1.8 — Part 1 Chapter 8 (92% in)
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