18 Best Stories by Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
1983 · 1965 edition
288 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.
Results
Selection of Short Tales and the Raven
Edgar Poe
Published 2019
153 pages
Iris Murdoch
B. Nicol
Published 1999
183 pages
Self-Imitation in the Eighteenth-Century Novel (Princeton Legacy Library, 493)
Marie-Paule Laden
2014 · 2016 edition
206 pages
Fictional First-Person Discourses in Cuban Diaspora Novels
Raul Rosales Herrera
Published 2012
284 pages
The Narrator A Problem in Narrative Theory
Sylvie Patron
Published 2023
386 pages
Who's Writing This?
Daniel Halpern
1994 · 1996 edition
208 pages
Mental Events
Wolf Schmid
Published 2021
425 pages
Writing to Retell
Jill Jarnow
Published 2009
24 pages
The Not So Blank «Blank Page»
Thorell Porter Tsomondo
Published 2007
149 pages
Changing Ideas, Changing Texts
Reinhard Uhrig
Published 2001
286 pages
Writing to Retell (Write Now)
Jill Jarnow
Published 2006
24 pages
In the Shadow of the Master
Edgar Allan Poe
Published 2008
386 pages
Artificial I's
Eric Downing
1993 · 2013 edition
249 pages
Kartezijanski roman studija o oblicima i strukturi srpskog romana u prvom licu jednine
Boško Tomašević
Published 1989
159 pages
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Narrative of Oneself [microform]
Gillian Marjorie Boyce
Published 1995
320 pages
Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae Ser. B
Maija Lehtonen
Published 1982
88 pages