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Meanings of british novelist in English

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Usage of british novelist in English
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She was named one of Granta's best young British novelists in 2013.
The Guardian
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No British novelist is more worthy of your time than Charles Dickens.
The Irish Times
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Who cares when you're on the Granta best British novelist list?
The Guardian
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But British novelist Sarra Manning knows that things are much more complicated than that.
The Irish Times
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British novelist David Mitchell has been described as Britain's reigning master of postmodern fiction.
Radio NZ
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He braves subjects that British novelists would never dare to write about, they said.
The Guardian
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British novelist, and patron of the British Stammering Association.
Radio NZ
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The following year she was included in the much-vaunted Granta list of best young British novelists.
The Guardian
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Tutor profile Ross Raisin was named one of Granta's best of young British novelists in 2013.
The Guardian
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Fiction: Pat Barker, the most determined and directed of British novelists, has acquired a new fluidity.
The Irish Times
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British novelist Ian McEwan's latest book re-imagines history.
Radio NZ
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The Extremes, by British novelist Christopher Priest, upsets that paradigm with a distinctly suburban virtual reality.
Wired
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No British novelist writes such resourceful, delightful prose.
The Guardian
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Christopher Priest is a British novelist.
The Guardian
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The British novelist and disgraced politician welcomed an end to what he called this unhappy period in my life.
The Irish Times
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British Novelist Dame Beryl Bainbridge died at the age of 75 today after battling cancer, her literary agent said.
The Irish Times
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British novelist across language varieties
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