narrative style
/ˈnærətɪv ˈstaɪl/ · nar·a·tive · style
noun
- A distinct and consistent way of presenting a story, often characterized by a particular tone, voice, or perspective. The author's narrative style in the novel was praised for its vivid descriptions and introspective tone.
- The manner in which a story is told, including the use of language, imagery, and other literary devices. The film's narrative style was influenced by the director's experience in documentary filmmaking.
adjective
- Related to or characteristic of a particular narrative style. The author's writing was often described as having a narrative style that was both poetic and introspective.
Did you know? The term 'narrative style' is often used in literary criticism and analysis to examine the ways in which authors use language and technique to convey meaning and create a particular atmosphere in their stories.