Me, Myself & I: First-Person Narrators
By Damian Van DenburghWhether beginning with a formal introduction, a confession, or in one instance, a flat-out lie, these books are inhabited by an array of powerfully singular characters whose life stories just have to be told—and by nobody else but them.
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 The Adventures of Augie MarchSaul Bellow |
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 Great ExpectationsCharles Dickens |
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 What Is the What: The Autobiography of Valentino Achak DengDave Eggers |
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 The HealingGayl Jones |
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 Confessions of ZenoItalo Svevo |
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 The LoverMarguerite Duras |
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 Invisible ManRalph Ellison |
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 I’m Not StillerMax Frisch |
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 The Remains of the DayKazuo Ishiguro |
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 Pale FireVladimir Nabokov |
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 Bastard out of CarolinaDorothy Allison |
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 Portnoy’s ComplaintPhilip Roth |
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