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Meanings of novelette in English
Catalan
novel·la curta Spanish
novela corta Russian
короткая повесть Spanish
novela corta Narrative prose fiction shorter than a novella and longer than a short story.
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Usage of novelette in English
1
Yes, rather far-fetched, I agree, but Fate is often like a novelette.
2
I had had a long-standing order from Granger's Weekly for a novelette.
3
There is no such word in the English language as novelette.
4
In 2005 he received the Asimov's Readers' Award for the novelette
5
The novelette can have almost as perfect form as the novella.
6
It was a twopenny novelette, and the author was Courtenay Paget.
7
Sagan says this is her last novelette, and her third book will be full-scale.
8
Tell me the whole novelette, beginning at chapter one.
9
You would simply go to work and write a novelette that would make mine sick.
10
She was reading a novelette with her back turned.
11
Trash, my dear man, like a schoolgirl's novelette heroes.
12
Written especially for Tor.com's holiday season, Charles Stross's novelette is a finalist for the 2010 Hugo Award.
13
A novelette outside the main storyline, The Lost Tomorrow, is serialized in "The Starman Chronicles."
14
The novelette consists of two main parts.
15
My Igor is better than Nietzsche over there because he's just writing a novelette, whatever that is.
16
I wish I had brought a novelette.
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Translations for novelette
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Spanish
Novelette through the time