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dear bridget. i alwAys love your blog but i particularly agree about unreliable narrators. i want you to read Gillespe and me. by jane harris. i wont say any more but i think you would love it. josie
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Thank you Joise. And thank you for the recommendation – exactly what I was hoping for,,,
Started some serious re-consideration of a book in incubation. An unreliable narrator would give much liberty to open prejudice, frivolity and diversions. Thank you for impeccable timing!
I Aim to please! I’ve never written an unreliable narrator but I have story buzzing around in my head that demands one….
The Girl on a Train is said to have an unreliable narrator. People seem to be divided about this book but I loved it very much and found it quite gripping. I think it’s because I travel on trains a lot and the premise is a simple yet very effective one.
I’ve heard a lot of good things about The Girl on a Train but haven’t read it yet. I’m intrigued though when you put ‘is said to have an unreliable narrator’. Haven’t you been able to make up your mind?