EPISTOLARY COMPARISONS AND TRENDS

Abstract

The article investigates that it is a unique story, created by the author and inspired by events both real and fictional. However, these collections of letters have more in common with other forms of fiction than basic structure and means of inspiration. The authors of epistolary novels face similar challenges and embrace similar possibilities as other authors of fiction, but the individual works have their own sets of unique characteristics that span generations and connect works from age to age. The greatest of these connections lies in the appeal of the epistolary novel as a personal of expression.