Sentences with phrase «different narrator»

This doesn't last long, however, as a different narrator leads you through the actual gameplay.

Some books use a different narrator for each chapter.

I had originally chosen a different narrator for one of my books before I (thankfully) came across Colleen Crimmins.

The chorus of different narrators was essential.

Told by nine different narrators, with a plot spanning centuries and continents, this is an amazing debut novel.

Findaway will then need access to an authors ebook and after about a week will have five different narrators send them samples and a financial quote.

Did you find your sympathies with the characters shifting with the moves between the different narrators?

I knew too that it must be a novel of contingencies, where nothing is certain, and where solutions are withheld — and for that reason I decided to use three different narrators, each of whom approaches these events from a different viewpoint, over a span of twenty years.

Findaway will then take your book and have five different narrators send them samples and a financial quote.

Three different narrators tell the story of Invisible, a novel that travels in time from 1967 to 2007 and moves from Morningside Heights, to the Left Bank of Paris, to a remote island in the Caribbean.

A Prayer for Owen Meany, by John Irving Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens The Feast of Love, by Charles Baxter (4 - 5 different narrators) Kiss Me Judas, by Will Christopher Baer Lolita, by Vladimir Nobokov Who Will Run the Frog Hospital, by Lorrie Moore A Gate at the Stairs, by Lorrie Moore The Virgin Suicides, by Jeffrey Eugenides (1st person plural) Then We Came to the End, by Joshua Ferris (1st person plural, and one chapter in 3rd person) My Sister's Keeper, by Jodi Picoult (4 different narrators) The Handmaid's Tale, by Margaret Atwood Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald Cat's Cradle, by Kurt Vonnegut Timequake, by Kurt Vonnegut The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, by Junot Diaz (2 different narrators) The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky Survivor, by Chuck Palahniuk The Sound and the Fury, by William Faulkner

Different narrators would ad - lib and change parts to suit their own agenda, whimsy or the needs and sensibilities of their audience.

Though they arrive at similar conclusions, alternative climate narratives may have different starting points, as well as different narrators, characters, and plots.

Not exact matches

-[Narrator] The AT&T you know today is technically a totally different company than the one that was broken up.

This is a very different perspective from the one presented by the narrator of Toni Morrison's novel Sula:

As the sermons progress, though, we increasingly see two different patterns in the relations suggested between narrator and audience.

Throughout the film, Wilks serves as the narrator who attempts to tie all the stories together as he talks to athletes across all different sports, from two - time surfing champion Tia Blanco to record - holding Olympic weightlifter Kendrick Farris, along with many medical professionals, such as Dr. James Loomis, the former team physician for the St. Louis Rams and Cardinals.

Narrator: If your goal is a drug - free childbirth or you want to ease labor pain naturally before getting numbed with an epidural, moving and trying different birthing positions can help you come closer to having the birth experience you want.

Already, this is more than we ever learn about the narrator of Jeff VanderMeer's novel, the first in his so - called Southern Reach trilogy, where each book provides a different person's firsthand account of an intense trip into «Area X,» the quarantine zone surrounding the contaminated lighthouse.

This movie was so clustered and packed with different plots and narrators.

This struggle to reconcile different truths runs through Schrader's entire filmography, and First Reformed undergoes the same process of thinking and questioning as its lead character and narrator.

The cast includes Whitney Cummings as Julia Brizendine, the narrator and neuropsychiatrist who takes the audience from each different female character and explains what different parts of the brain respond to and how men respond back.

Oh, but that narrator (voiced by the great Anjelica Huston) is actually preparing us for something quite different.

With over a dozen titles published on Audible.com, I am an experienced narrator in many different genres.

How is it different from the narrator's point of view?

As the story progresses, a different person begins to be revealed by glimpses, at first fleeting but gradually more sustained, and the reader starts to wonder about Paul's reliability as a narrator.

How do you think this novel would have been different if various narrators were allowed to contribute rather than seeing the story strictly through Ginny's eyes?

Actress and Audible.com narrator Interview Starts at 24:45 I think the experience of reading a book oneself and listening to it are profoundly different.

Ross's use of a narrator, Rosie Cross, «the teller of the tale», creates some distance from Maud Gonne for the reader which is a pity and is in contrast to the stream of consciousness used by Joseph O Connor for Molly Allgood, in which a different type of character emerges, contrary to the reader's expectations.

It's also available in a different audio format: read by narrator Julia Farmer.

Although with the new software it allows developers to have a new generation of audio books, with different voices in the reading, rather then just the narrator's voice.

These narrators marvel and remark upon Harry and Craig's kiss (a protest of hate crimes committed against a friend), the impact on two other couples at different stages of their relationships, and a hopeless loner in clear emotional danger.

How would it have been different if told by an omniscient narrator?

Jim Dale is a narrator who is in very high demand after creating an astounding 134 different voices for the Harry Potter books — a performance that spans all seven volumes and earned him more accolades than any other audiobook narrator in history.

On a craft level, this is an interesting aspect of Underground Airlines: Victor is a narrator who seems forthcoming with the reader while also donning so many different guises that he himself becomes unclear about who he really is.

Analyze how an author develops and contrasts the points of view of different characters or narrators in a text.

In this 60 minute show, we discuss the relationship between authors and narrators and then consider different ways authors can promote their audiobooks online.

However, a narrator is an artist in another field with a completely different talents and strengths which enables them to breath life into the same story but in a completely different medium and to a completely different audience.

«The best relationships are when the author realizes that the narrator has a different set of skills than the author... you have to have trust that they're going to read your book and understand it.

The narrator is also manipulating the «mind's eye» of the listener and, is therefore, breathing different levels to the world building and character development.

This one is very well written, a psychological tour de force, with an unreliable narrator and different revelations that keep you guessing.

This also means that I get to focus on different themes in each book, without losing the intensity of the narrator's connection to the themes.

The main premise of this new service is to connect authors with narrators and once the title is completed they are distributed into 170 different countries and various subscription services, libraries and audiobook... [Read more...]

The main premise of this new service is to connect authors with narrators and once the title is completed they are distributed into 170 different countries and various subscription services, libraries and audiobook retailers.

And, though the tone of this novel is completely different, Wayne also uses his child narrator's unusual circumstances to highlight the universal struggle of coming of age in a complicated and hostile world.

It is fascinating how two mysteries with first - person narrators, similar settings (small towns) and heroines (women struggling over whether to divorce their husbands) can be so different.

While all of the poems are written from a first - person perspective, each poem's narrator is a different child or animal.

A narrator has a different promotional mindset and wants a different outcome than an author.

Over 30 different wards were given out during the event and some of the most notable ones include; The Donna Tartt Pulitzer Prize - winning novel, The Goldfinch, won the Literary Fiction prize, and the audiobook's narrator, David Pittu, also won the prize for Best Solo - Narration - Male.

I liked having the different perspectives, partly because just when I'd get fed up with whoever was telling the story, a new chapter started with a new narrator.