> Picked up an old one of Elmore Leonard's, The
Hunted. Excellent, of
course,
> and so very intereting to see how his style has
changed over the years.
I bought this about three months ago, thinking it was a brand
new book, at the Detroit airport. Later, I realized that they
must stock copies of it permanently because the opening scene
is set in the Detroit airport.
> Forgive me if this has been discussed already, but I
was wondering if
> anyone knows of a series in which some books are
written in first person
> and others in the same series are written in third.
I'm not, by the way,
> referring to the third-person prologue that precedes
the first-person
> narration in the body of the story.
Stark's Parker series is never exactly written from
first-person, but each book always begins from Parker's
perspective, then switches to either an omniscient or a
multi-character 3-person perspective, then back to Parker's
for the close.
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