Q.How did novels become popular in India
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Novels became extremely popular in the late eighteenth and the early nineteenth centuries because of the following reasons:
1. Many new innovations in printing technology reduced the prices of novels. This led to the expansion of reading public.
2. Novels created an altogether different worlds and characters which lured the people. The worlds created by novels were absorbing and believable. People got lost in plot and sub-plots of the novels. Readers were so much engrossed in reading novels that they felt themselves to be transported to another person’s world and began to experience life as felt by the characters.
3. Novels also gave to the people the joy of reading in private. Later, they discussed the plots, sub-plots and characters of the novels with friends, colleagues and relatives.
1. Many new innovations in printing technology reduced the prices of novels. This led to the expansion of reading public.
2. Novels created an altogether different worlds and characters which lured the people. The worlds created by novels were absorbing and believable. People got lost in plot and sub-plots of the novels. Readers were so much engrossed in reading novels that they felt themselves to be transported to another person’s world and began to experience life as felt by the characters.
3. Novels also gave to the people the joy of reading in private. Later, they discussed the plots, sub-plots and characters of the novels with friends, colleagues and relatives.
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Novels became extremely popular in the late eighteenth and the early nineteenth centuries because of the following reasons:
1. Many new innovations in printing technology reduced the prices of novels. This led to the expansion of reading public.
2. Novels created an altogether different worlds and characters which lured the people. The worlds created by novels were absorbing and believable. People got lost in plot and sub-plots of the novels. Readers were so much engrossed in reading novels that they felt themselves to be transported to another person’s world and began to experience life as felt by the characters.
3. Novels also gave to the people the joy of reading in private. Later, they discussed the plots, sub-plots and characters of the novels with friends, colleagues and relatives.
1. Many new innovations in printing technology reduced the prices of novels. This led to the expansion of reading public.
2. Novels created an altogether different worlds and characters which lured the people. The worlds created by novels were absorbing and believable. People got lost in plot and sub-plots of the novels. Readers were so much engrossed in reading novels that they felt themselves to be transported to another person’s world and began to experience life as felt by the characters.
3. Novels also gave to the people the joy of reading in private. Later, they discussed the plots, sub-plots and characters of the novels with friends, colleagues and relatives.
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