What is Narrative in literature?
Narrative refers to a story or a description of events or experiences that are connected in some way, whether fictional or nonfictional. Narratives can be presented in various forms, including books, movies, plays, television shows, and even oral storytelling. They typically involve characters, a plot or storyline, and a setting, and often aim to engage and entertain an audience while also conveying a deeper message or theme. Different types of narratives include fiction, nonfiction, biography, autobiography, and memoir, among others.
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