Suspense in the Formula Story
By:George N. Dove
Published on 1989-01-01 by Popular Press
Dove states that the purpose of this book is |to develop a theoretical base for a critical approach to the interpretation of the formula story.| Such an approach should take into account the relationship between author and reader that determines such tacit agreements as the two axioms of formula fiction, the reader-knowledge convention, and the signals that pass between author and reader. Specifically, the chief concern of this book will be the criticism/interpretation of the mystery.
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