Postmodern techniques, constructed largely in the late 1960s and 1970s, included use of interior monologues, radically stream-of-consciousness narrative, fragmentation, varying narrative points of view, neologisms, innovative narrative strategies, and frequent lack of causality.
Ms. Ueda, wearing a smaller, gauzier robelike dress and heels, drifted about, exploring the gallery as both a space and a sound-making device, and intermittently singing in a high, slightly nasal voice that nicely parried Mr. Currie's stream of narrative.
In the penultimate chapter, Floria lies dying, and we hear the end of her story in an unexpected way, through a stream-of-consciousness narrative that is as clear and accessible as any of the straightforward accounts we have read up to this point.
It's a stream-of-consciousness narrative, almost Joycean.
This is a direct ancestor of the stream-of-consciousness narrative so richly deployed by Ford.
In one almost stream-of-consciousness narrative, she describes tracking down Christopher as an adult.
His latest novel, "Umbrella", is a wordy stream-of-consciousness narrative that is unashamedly modernist in style and structure.
He has given the stream-of-consciousness narrative, so long a part of modern literature, a time-based visual equivalent.
The stream-of-consciousness narrative relates the feelings of Harry, a novelist dying of gangrene poisoning while on an African safari.
Among Calvino's later works of fantasy is Le cosmicomiche (1965; Cosmicomics), a stream-of-consciousness narrative that treats the creation and evolution of the universe.
