Explain what is meant by: - (a) Epistolary novel (b) Serialized novel. For each type, name one writer who wrote in that style.
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Epistolary novels:
It is not written in the form of a series of letters.
Serialised novels:
It is a format in which story is published in installment, each part in a new issue of a journal.
Samuel Richardson's Pamela was an epistolary novel and Charles Dicken's Pickwick Papers was a serialised novel.
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NOVELS WRITTEN IN THE FORM OF SERIES OF LETTERS IS CALLED EPISTOLARY NOVELS.
Example : Samuel Richardson's "Pamela".
NOVELS PUBLISHED IN THE FORM OF INSTALMENTS IS CALLED SERIALISED NOVEL, EACH PART IS IN A NEW ISSUE OF A JOURNAL.
Example: Charles Dickens's "Pickwick Papers".
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NOVELS WRITTEN IN THE FORM OF SERIES OF LETTERS IS CALLED EPISTOLARY NOVELS.
Example : Samuel Richardson's "Pamela".
NOVELS PUBLISHED IN THE FORM OF INSTALMENTS IS CALLED SERIALISED NOVEL, EACH PART IS IN A NEW ISSUE OF A JOURNAL.
Example: Charles Dickens's "Pickwick Papers".
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