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Narrative Distance

Mary Lavin’s In the Middle of the Fields Mary Lavin’s linked short stories about the life of Vera Traske are all written in third-person, but the narrative distance employed varies from story to story, not only depending on the requirements … Continue reading

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When Darcy Met Lizzie

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Multiple points of view in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye

Perhaps the most critical choice that an author must make is to determine what point of view will the story be told. The choice the author makes will affect just about everything else the author does and may even influence … Continue reading

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