Word: novelized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...TIME'S review of my current novel Airport [March 22], a criticism was made that a description of how to build a homemade bomb was needlessly specific. I consider this criticism justified. As a result, in later U.S. and overseas editions of the book, I have fuzzed the bomb description, making it impossible to follow by specific steps...
...have been told that your magazine reported that 1 have transmitted abroad Solzhenitsyn's last novel, Cancer Ward [May 31]. I categorically deny this. I have not been in the Soviet Union since 1964. This novel was finished in 1966. I don't personally know Solzhenitsyn, whom I admire deeply. And had I had an opportunity to publish his work, it would have been morally impossible for me to act against his will...
...stating that a copy of Cancer Ward went to Madame Zamoyska, TIME did not mean to imply that she had transmitted the novel abroad...
Like a well-written detective novel, France's electoral system has built-in suspense. Instead of settling the contest after one election, the French heighten the drama and enchance the element of surprise by holding a runoff election one week later among the candidates who polled 5% or more of the total vote. Last weekend, in the first round, France's 28.5 million voters cast their ballots for 2,267 candidates from seven major political groupings. This weekend the survivors enter the final round that will decide the winners of France's 487 seats in the National...
...ends; the book ends. There is no resolution. Was there a crisis? There is, at any rate, a life, and Novelist Moore has caught the reader in its snarls. This is very near the center of what novel-writing is about...