Žena vremenskog putnika
奥德丽·尼芬格
2003 · 2007 edition
416 pages
The most popular first person books
First-person books are told by a character as "I". You are inside one head, hearing one voice, with all its charm, bias and blind spots. It is the most intimate way to tell a story, and a strong narrator can carry you anywhere.
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A Country Affair
Stephen King, 金.史蒂芬
1996 · 2005 edition
279 pages
Different Seasons
Stephen King
1981 · 1986 edition
507 pages
The Fall of the House of Usher, and Other Tales
Edgar Allan Poe
1976 · 2021 edition
388 pages
Swann's Way Illustrated
Marcel Proust
1970 · 2021 edition
627 pages
The Body (Penguin Readers, Level 5)
Stephen King
1987 · 2017 edition
80 pages
Speaking with the Angel
Nick Hornby
2000 · 2001 edition
256 pages
Tell-Tale Heart (Jamestown Classics), Planning and Resource Guide
Edgar Allan Poe
1871 · 1982 edition
48 pages
In the Shadow of the Master Classic Tales by Edgar Allan Poe and Essays by Jeffery Deaver, Nelson DeMille, Tess Gerritsen, Sue Grafton, Stephen King, Laura Lippman, Lisa Scottoline, and Thirteen Others
Edgar Allan Poe, Jeffery Deaver, Michael Connelly, Mengxun Zhu, Mystery Writers of America
2008 · 2009 edition
416 pages
Units of Study in Opinion, Information, and Narrative Writing Grade 3
Lucy Calkins, Marjorie Martinelli
Published 2013
The Life Story Interview
Robert Atkinson
Published 1998
Getting into Character
Stephen Chapin Garner
Published 2008
144 pages
Narrative Unreliability in the Twentieth-Century First-Person Novel (Narratologia)
Gunther Martens, Elke D'hoker
Published 2008
344 pages
Studies in the narrative technique of the first-person novel
Bertil Romberg
1973 · 1977 edition
379 pages
The Difficulties of Saying «I»
Robert K. Shirer
Published 1988
282 pages
Iris Murdoch
B. Nicol
Published 1999
183 pages
Autofiction and Advocacy in the Francophone Caribbean
Renée Larrier
Published 2006
185 pages
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe - Volume 2
Edgar Allan Poe
2002 · 2019 edition
189 pages
I-Writing
Karen Surman Paley
Published 2001
248 pages
Self-Imitation in the Eighteenth-Century Novel (Princeton Legacy Library, 493)
Marie-Paule Laden
2014 · 2016 edition
206 pages
Self-Imitation in the Eighteenth-Century Novel (Princeton Legacy Library, 493)
Marie-Paule Laden
Published 1987
205 pages
Void and Voice
Charles O'Keefe
Published 1996
260 pages
The Not So Blank «Blank Page»
Thorell Porter Tsomondo
Published 2007
149 pages
Possibilities of Hidden Things
Hsiao-Hung Lee
Published 1996
178 pages