Fictional Narration

Fictional narration refers to the storytelling technique used in novels, short stories, and other imaginative works to convey a narrative. It involves a narrator—either a character within the story (first-person) or an outside observer (third-person)—who presents events, thoughts, and emotions of characters. The style and perspective of narration can shape how readers perceive the story, creating intimacy or distance, influencing engagement, and revealing information. Ultimately, fictional narration gives life to the characters and settings, allowing readers to explore complex themes and experiences through imagination.