How to Read a Novel-Perpustakaan.org
By:Caroline Gordon
Published on 1957 by Viking Adult
A visiting tour of master craftsmen from Sophocles to Hemingway, in which a practicing novelist discusses the form and history of the novel, the importance of scene and accessory, the problem of viewpoint, and the characteristics of the perfect reader.
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