The novels reportedly "reveal a deep preoccupation with the concept of deliverance from sin".

His next novel, Gertrude, published in 1910, revealed a production crisis.

What the novel will subsequently reveal is the elements that lead to this denouement-the character traits of the principals, the social forces in play.

The narrative therefore relies on much fictional backstory, more than the novels do and ever will reveal.

The novel also reveals that the name Skaro simply means "home" in the old Kaled language.

Morrison's novels since then have revealed a growing tension between the two.

His early realistic novels reveal ties with the Generation of 98.

Jonakait says the novel is "hardly realistic" but "reveals the distrust engendered by jury consultants."

Consequently, her novels often reveal a sense of encroaching disaster.

Her final novels reveal just how far her writing style had developed.