interior monologue

Beautifully written it follows the novel closely and brings to life Rachel's interior monologues as she tries to bring the pieces together which made the novel such a page-turner.

Her interior monologues are repetitive and reliant on clichA[c]s.

Since the First Indigenous Congress of Chiapas took place in 1974, the regions literature has employed narrative techniques of Faulkner, Cortazar, and others, weaving interior monologues, flashbacks, and colloquial language.

The book explores the issues through Maisie's interior monologues as she tries to deal with what has happened.

This section offers analyses of particular kinds of writing, whether comic writing or metadiscourse as well as poetry or interior monologues.

Toten provides a realistic and balanced portrayal of the disease through Adam's narration and interior monologues, but this novel isn't just about mental illness.

The characters are believable and easy to identify with, even with the philosophical ramblings of Jack's interior monologues. The ramblings are amusing and bring freshness to traditional story telling.

Interior monologues morph into diagonal and vertical dialogues; the boundaries between characters, author(s), and reader soften until the novel seems to extend out from the page and mingle with our own inner world of words.

n a fleeting moment, Fleischmann declares, "I am going to have thousands of loves, and each will have a ghost of me." Colliding memory, romance, self-awareness, and loss with pithy lightness and seriousness all at once, and composed in poetic fragments that range from a paragraph to a few sentences, this distinctive debut traces "the past made alight by impact" through a diverse set of sources: film and carpentry analogies; interior monologues; references to artists MA[c]ret Oppenheim, Man Ray, Grayson Perry, and Louise Bourgeois; gnostic texts; and personal, yet ambiguous, disclosures.

The other eight are interior monologues, in which she "says" thoughts to herself, presumably without mediation (spells?) of an authorial narrator.

And though she's a playwright (Manic blight Reaction), Schulman has a tin ear for speech; her multi-vocal interior monologues play much better than her spoken dialogue scenes.

An adjacent room offered her distressing yet humorous video Dial G for Murder, 2008, which recalled Dreamtalk, 2005, the love-triangle tale in which she first showed her penchant for interwoven voice-overs and interior monologues, and demonstrated her script-writing skills.