The Collector Collector - Tibor Fischer

Narrators can make or break a good story can’t they? Of course they have to be SOMEWHAT believable to have any credibility with you, the most discerning of reader. Yet the cleverest of writers can manage to say more about the narrator by his unusual view of events unfolding around him and his lopsided emotional relationships with other principle characters but then, those who spring to mind, like Bronte’s wonderful Nelly Dean did have the advantage of being, well, sentient. That’s to say, they are generally human, conscious, breathing, thinking, living beings. I think that helps a writer no ... more