In her tenth novel, Margaret Atwood again demonstrates that she has mastered the art of creating dense, complex fictions from carefully layered narratives, making use of an array of literary devices - flashbacks, multiple time schemes, ambiguous, indeterminate plots - and that she can hook her readers by virtue of her exceptional story-telling skills.
The "devices" of this dream "power" are comparable to the literary devices that Singer uses in his own stories.
The novel's black humour is derived from its purposeful misuse of conventional literary devices.
Girl, town, youth and book are literary devices, as Jim — and Lytal — make clear.
Since multiple literary lives are the norm in book publishing, why not in the movies?
Allusion shares some features with, but is to be distinguished from, the literary devices of parody and imitation.
As an artistic activity, literature, understood in Darwinian terms, is a human universal, as are some specific literary devices.
Literary devices appear to have been extensively employed in the Silloi.
I use gross exaggeration and blatant stereotyping as literary devices.
He used intensifying words, distinctive vocabulary and compounds, rhetorical figures, and repeated phrases as literary devices.
Finding the cinematic equivalents of those literary devices was very complex".
