What is difference between epistolary novel and serialised novel
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Epistolary form of novels are the novels where the story is in the form of letters. E.g.: Pamela written by Samuel Richardson
Serialised form of novels are the novels where the story is written in episodes and installments.
E.g.: pickwick papers by Charles Dickens
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Epistolary form of novels are the novels where the story is in the form of letters. E.g.: Pamela written by Samuel Richardson
Serialised form of novels are the novels where the story is written in episodes and installments.
E.g.: pickwick papers by Charles Dickens
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Epistolary novel:
1.It16 used the private and personal form of letters to tell the story.
2.It12 allowed the reader to relish the story at a time.
3.These novels were expensive.
4.Often it did not have illustration
Serialised novel:
1.It16 told the stories in prose.
2.It12 allowed the readers to relish the suspense, discuss the characters of a novel and live for weeks with their stories.
3.Magazines were cheap which published the novels.
4.Serialised novels always had colourful illustrations.
1.It16 used the private and personal form of letters to tell the story.
2.It12 allowed the reader to relish the story at a time.
3.These novels were expensive.
4.Often it did not have illustration
Serialised novel:
1.It16 told the stories in prose.
2.It12 allowed the readers to relish the suspense, discuss the characters of a novel and live for weeks with their stories.
3.Magazines were cheap which published the novels.
4.Serialised novels always had colourful illustrations.
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