The Idea in Fiction
H. W. Leggett
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H. W. Leggett
Abstract
: First published in 1934, The Idea in Fiction by H. W. Leggett is an insightful, accessible exploration of storytelling methods, aimed at general readers and writers alike. It examines how fiction expands personal experience through the novelist’s unique perspective. Leggett traces the journey of an idea into a plot, revealing the subtle dynamics between authors, characters, and readers. Essential for understanding the art of storytelling, it highlights the delicate balance vital to meaningful fiction. This is a must read for literature student.
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: First published in 1934, The Idea in Fiction by H. W. Leggett is an insightful, accessible exploration of storytelling methods, aimed at general readers and writers alike. It examines how fiction expands personal experience through the novelist’s unique perspective. Leggett traces the journey of an idea into a plot, revealing the subtle dynamics between authors, characters, and readers. Essential for understanding the art of storytelling, it highlights the delicate balance vital to meaningful fiction. This is a must read for literature student.
Key concepts: History, Computer science