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In "A Novelist on Novels," W. L. George offers insights into the craft of writing fiction and provides commentary on various aspects of the novel as a literary form. Drawing on his own experiences as a novelist, George discusses topics such as plot development, character creation, narrative technique, and the role of the novelist in society. He explores the challenges and pleasures of writing novels and reflects on the significance of storytelling in human culture.Through a series of essays, George engages with both classic and contemporary novels, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses and offering his perspectives on what makes a novel successful. "A Novelist on Novels" serves as both a guide for aspiring writers and a thoughtful exploration of the art of the novel for readers and lovers of literature.