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Meanings of autobiographical novel in English

Russian
автобиографический роман
Portuguese
romance autobiográfico
Spanish
novela autobiográfica
Catalan
novel·la autobiogràfica

Book, supposedly an autobiography according the author.

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автобиографический роман
Usage of autobiographical novel in English
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Kate Camp will discuss the largely autobiographical novel On the Road by Jack Kerouac.
Radio NZ
2
When Hanif Kureishi writes an autobiographical novel, his family accuse him of spiteful fabrications.
The Guardian
3
David Copperfield Charles Dickens This highly autobiographical novel is the one its author liked best.
The Guardian
4
Based on an autobiographical novel by Massimo Graminelli, Sweet Dreams is very professionally carried off.
The Irish Times
5
Her autobiographical novel Ru was an award winning bestseller - drawing on her refugee past.
Radio NZ
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Some reviewers saw it as being close to reportage, others as a fragmentary autobiographical novel.
The Guardian
7
His autobiographical novel will also soon be published.
The Guardian
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Synopsis: Based on an autobiographical novel, this recounts the tempestuous relationship between Liberace and his lover.
Reuters
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She was probably best known for her essays and her autobiographical novel Sleepless Nights (1979).
The Irish Times
10
The autobiographical novel that Gabe is writing.
The new yorker
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A Perfect Spy, le Carré's most autobiographical novel, draws on this interest in the early habit of duplicity.
The Guardian
12
Maugham was at pains, however, to insist that this was "not an autobiography, but an autobiographical novel".
The Guardian
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Janáček's adaptation of Dostoevsky's partly autobiographical novel, set in a Siberian prison camp, is not an opera for the fainthearted.
The Guardian
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On the Road Jack Kerouac set the tone for road trips in pop culture with his autobiographical novel On the Road.
BBC
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Separated by a century, both Brontë and Plath were poets who remain most famous for writing a single intensely autobiographical novel.
The Guardian
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His grander ambitions are represented by the autobiographical novel Docherty (1975), for which he was awarded the Whitbread prize.
The Irish Times
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