Prologues, Interludes, Epilogues: Time Devices
Authors use prologues, interludes, and epilogues to manipulate time and provide context in their narratives.
In writing a memoir you are confident that your story matters in the greater scheme of things. In Walking on Water, Madeline L’lengle quotes Jean Rhys answering an interviewer in the Paris Review. “Listen to me. All of writing is a…
Writing a memoir can be an intimidating endeavor, often fraught with numerous hesitations. Concerns about how an individual’s personal story will be received contribute to the hesitation. Authors may worry that their narrative won’t resonate with readers or that it…