"genuine narrative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a story or account that is true and authentic. Example: The historian's book offers a genuine narrative of the events leading up to the Revolutionary War.
GdT: I think that videogames are a genuine narrative form.
Moments of genuine narrative are most often the springboard for a jump into book chat, music trivia or historical disquisition.
Here is Equiano's opening line: "Permit me, with the greatest deference and respect, to lay at your feet the following genuine narrative".
This is not done very artfully, and it has the effect not of creating genuine narrative tension but of making the reader feel manipulated.
And I do believe they are genuine narrative forms and we would have to be very stupid not to be immersed in and understand.
But there is a vast gap between even the most interactive computer game and genuine narrative, and this novel dissipates much of its power in that empty space.
He says it's important for genuine narratives involving Asians to be up front and center.
I strongly believe that it is a simple formula, one that requires no restriction of civil liberties or demonisation of minorities: Muslim scholarship must provide a genuine counter-narrative.
Too few genuine classroom narratives break through to broad audiences, but Frank McCourt bust the dam wide open.
Did he receive any advice from the founding father of genuine American independent narrative?
Hong Kong journalists have become limited in their role as the "fourth estate," as the political and/or economic calculus of publishing can now outweigh the moral imperative to uncover the genuine, often discomforting narratives of Hong Kong society.
