Sentence examples for authorial intrusion from inspiring English sources

Some might resent this authorial intrusion.

There as usual, although slightly compromised by a meta-fictional authorial intrusion at the end.

This intense, solidly imagined novel is distinguished from other novels of the period by its dramatic and poetic presentation, its abstention from authorial intrusion, and its unusual structure.

The freedom of its characters has been too often ruffled by bossy authorial intrusion.... Its comedy is too easy, too shallow or too narrowly social...

Many of them also engage in the sort of strategic authorial intrusion practiced by novelists from Laurence Sterne to William T. Vollmann.

In an unpublished story called "Theodora," a knack for insinuating authorial intrusion, metafictional but not distancing, is already present: "Her eyes are green and shining, her dress is red.

She drew inspiration from her mentor, the Belarusian writer Ales Adamovich, whose genre was oral history, but she had less patience for authorial intrusions than Adamovich did.

A shadow of uncertainty falls across the novel, right up through the curious afterword -- one of the oddest authorial intrusions ever -- in which Drabble finally comes from behind the curtain and declares: "This is a novel about my mother Kathleen Marie Bloor...

With their suspicion of "grand narratives," "essentialism" and even "authors," postmodernist critics came to value rupture over continuity, contradictions over coherence, and the casual intrusion of social flotsam and jetsam over authorial intention.

Is it authorial playfulness?

Marketing phenomenon, authorial manifestation.