The Rhetoric of Fiction
Wayne C. Booth examines the relationship between fiction, narrative technique, and communication in this influential work of literary criticism. The book provides readers with a focused framework for considering how storytelling engages audiences and shapes interpretation, making it valuable for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the craft of fiction.
About This Book
The Rhetoric of Fiction is a nonfiction work by Wayne C. Booth focused on fiction and its rhetorical dimensions.
The book explores how narrative communicates with readers and how choices in storytelling can influence interpretation and response.
It offers a sustained framework for thinking about narrative technique, authorial expression, and the relationship between fiction and its audience.
This title is suited to readers studying literature, writing, narrative theory, or the critical analysis of fiction.
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