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Reading a Novel
Novels don’t only tell stories; they open up discourses. They enclose an interchange of ideas through conversations or narratives with inbuilt ideas. A novel can be described as a discursive and linguistic unit…
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Fictional Worlds & the Force of Fiction
Novels wield more force than films because they involve readers actively whereas films make viewers passive recipients.
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Making Characters Memorable
Making Characters Memorable One of the acid tests of a fiction writer is to make characters memorable. They should not merely be puppets but should have the rarer merit to come alive in…