I've been dipping into 'How Fiction Works' by James Wood. I got it in May 2011 and skim it now and then. Written in very short sections, there are some gems, though sometimes it's a little hardgoing, a lot of detail about texts I haven't read. And quite a bit on Flaubert and
style indirect libre, which I vaguely recall from French lectures.
Speaking about the writer
Henry Green's attitude to dialogue, Wood says: 'Green argued that dialogue is the best way to communicate...
Published on January 13, 2013 08:04