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Style / Literary genres / Point of view / Diegesis / Narrator / Sentimentalism / Jonathan Franzen / Sentimental novel / Mason & Dixon / Literature / Fiction / Narratology
Date: 2009-07-15 16:55:18
Style
Literary genres
Point of view
Diegesis
Narrator
Sentimentalism
Jonathan Franzen
Sentimental novel
Mason & Dixon
Literature
Fiction
Narratology

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