Unconventional Narrative Structure

Definition

Unconventional narrative structure refers to a non-traditional way of organizing a story's plot, timeline, or point of view. It deviates from linear storytelling methods commonly found in classical literature.

Related terms

Stream-of-consciousness: A narrative technique that presents thoughts and feelings as they occur in real time, without organizing them into coherent sentences or paragraphs.

Nonlinear Narrative: A storytelling method where events are presented out of chronological order.

Multiple Perspectives: When a story is told through multiple narrators or different points of view, offering diverse insights into the events unfolding.