There is a gentleman named Rusty Van Reeves, who is by way of becoming a gifted novelist.

Adler, who died in London in 1988, was a gifted novelist as well as an important scholar.

David Grossman, at 42, is that awkward phenomenon: a gifted novelist whose devotion to fiction is constantly undermined by his helpless passion for politics.

He has also been called "one of today's most gifted historical novelists."

Indeed, "Kaaterskill Falls" ratifies the achievement of the author's short stories, even as it announces the debut of a gifted novelist.

John Saul is one of the UK's leading short story writers as well as a gifted novelist.

Tony Blair can be excused such bromides, possibly, but no gifted novelist should write this way.

Hugh Nissenson and Mark Helprin, two of the most gifted novelists of the middle generation, began their careers by writing about their experience in Israel.

It's when Rabe turns to Lan that he reveals himself to be as gifted a novelist as he is a playwright.

Dumitriu, the country's most gifted modern novelist, must have realized this, since all of his most vivid characters are variations of her.