narrative style

Narrative style refers to the distinctive way a story is told, including the author's choices in language, tone, perspective, and structure. It shapes how the story feels and how information is presented, influencing the reader’s connection and understanding. For example, a story might be told from a first-person point of view, providing personal insights, or from an omniscient narrator that offers a broad view of characters and events. The narrative style reflects the author's voice and intent, creating a unique storytelling approach that affects the overall experience for the reader.