Faculty of English
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29th December 2021
Peril & Paralysis: Narrative Voice in Lasdun’s Three Evenings
In his short story, Three Evenings, James Lasdun leads readers on a devastating survey of modern intimacy. To convey the perils and alienation in the sphere of modern intimacy, Lasdun brings to life a sophisticated and subtle narrative style. We will examine the nature of, and argue for the pervasive impact of this narrative voice, beginning with an attempt to pin down its form.