[あたらしい, atarashii] (adj-i) new; novel; fresh; recent; latest; up-to-date; modern; (P) #198
[しょうせつ, shousetsu] (n, adj-no) novel; (short) story; (P) #596
[あらた, arata] (adj-na, n) (1) new; fresh; novel; (adv) (2) newly; freshly; re-; (P) #621
[ぶたい, butai] (n) (1) stage (theatre, theater); (2) scene or setting (e.g. of novel, play, etc.); (P) #740
[せってい, settei] (n, vs) (1) establishment; creation; posing (a problem); setting (movie, novel, etc.); scene; (2) { comp } options or preference settings (in computer software); configuration; assignment; setup; (P) #765
[さっか, sakka] (n) author; writer; novelist; artist; (P) #1058
[ばめん, bamen] (n, adj-no) scene; setting (e.g. of novel); (P) #3366
[すいり, suiri] (n, vs, adj-no) reasoning; inference; mystery or detective genre (movie, novel, etc.); (P) #4358
[ちょうへん, chouhen] (n, adj-no) long (e.g. novel, film); (P) #5725
[noberu] (n) (1) novel; (2) { comp } Novell #6149
[めずらしい, mezurashii] (adj-i) (1) unusual; rare; curious; (2) new; novel; (3) fine (e.g. gift); (P) #7321
[よみきり, yomikiri] (n, adj-no) (1) finishing reading; (2) non-serialised stories (e.g. in magazines); complete novel; (3) (See 句読) punctuation #15281
[いしょく, ishoku] (adj-na, n) unique; different color; different colour; novelty; (P) #17243
[へんしゅ, henshu] (n, adj-no) (1) mutation; freak; novelty; exception; (2) (taxonomical) variety #17974
[アイディアしょうひん, aideia shouhin] (n) novelty (wasei
[ihhiroman] (n) first-person novel (ger
[kachu-sha] (n) (1) (named after a character in Tolstoy's novel "Resurrection") Alice band (rus
[ga-ruzurabu] (n) (col) comics or novels about female homosexuality (wasei
[ゴシックしょうせつ, goshikku shousetsu] (n) gothic novel
[noberaizu] (vs) (See ノベライゼーション) to novelize; to novelise; to turn a film script into a novel
[noberaize-shon] (n, vs) novelization (turning a film script into a novel)
[noberisuto] (n) novelist
[noberetto] (n) novelette
[noveraize-shon] (n) novelization
[noveru] (n) { comp } Novell
[baddoendo] (n) bad ending (film, novel)
[bijuarunoberu ; bijuaru . noberu] (n) visual novel
[pikaresuku] (n) picaresque (novel)
[penkurabu] (n) PEN club; club for poets, play-wrights, essayists, editors, novelists; (P)
[bo-izurabu] (n) (col) (See BLコミック, やおい) comics or novels about male homosexuality, targetted at young women (wasei
[raitonoberu] (n) light novel
[rainobe ; ranobe] (n) (abbr) (See ライトノベル) light novel
[ライむぎばたけでつかまえて, rai mugibatakedetsukamaete] (n) Catcher in the Rye (novel by J. D. Salinger)
[あっかんしょうせつ, akkanshousetsu] (n) picaresque novel
[あくまのし, akumanoshi] (n) The Satanic Verses (novel by Salman Rushdie)
[かいきしょうせつ, kaikishousetsu] (n) mystery novel
[こっけいぼん, kokkeibon] (n) comic novel (Edo period)
[かんぜんちょうあく, kanzenchouaku] (n) rewarding good and punishing evil; novel or drama with a rewarding-good-and-punishing-evil theme; moral purpose; morality play; (P)
[かんぜんちょうあくしょうせつ, kanzenchouakushousetsu] (n) (Edo-period) didactic novel or fiction
[かんけつへん, kanketsuhen] (n) concluding episode of a series; concluding volume (part) (e.g. of novel)
[かんのうしょうせつ, kannoushousetsu] (n) erotic novel (lit
[かんこつだったい, kankotsudattai] (n, vs) adaptation (e.g. of a poem or novel); rewriting; recasting; modification; rehashing
[あまいしょうせつ, amaishousetsu] (n) sentimental novel
[きばつ, kibatsu] (adj-na, n) novel; original; striking; strange; eccentric; fantastic; (P)
[げさくざんまい, gesakuzanmai] (n) being absorbed in writing popular novels (cheap fiction); being absorbed in writing something to amuse oneself
[げさくしゃ, gesakusha] (n) fiction writer; dime novelist
[きょへん, kyohen] (n) great (literary) work; long novel or film
[きょうようしょうせつ, kyouyoushousetsu] (n) novel about one's education, spiritual growth, etc.; Bildungsroman
[けいたいしょうせつ(携帯小説);ケータイしょうせつ(ケータイ小説);ケイタイしょうせつ(ケイタイ小説), keitaishousetsu ( keitai shousetsu ); ke-tai shousetsu ( ke-tai shousetsu ); keitai] (n) cellphone novel