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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib
One of the most famous examples of stream of consciousness is in Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury."
Another notable example is in Virginia Woolfe's "Mrs. Dalloway."
Regarding an example of this method in genre fiction (sci-fi), you might wish to look at Delany's "Dhalgren."
Without trying to lecture, one must ask, "Is there a reason to have a section (or the whole piece), reflect storytelling that utilizes this narrative technique?"
Happy pecking. (If you're not a touch typist.)  
Don |
Thanks, Don, that's most helpful. I'll see if I can find either or both of those books in the MR library.
With regard to your question: I think we may be looking at two different questions
- So far as the author is concerned - I have no idea why she wants to use this technique
- So far as I am concerned - I'm not her editor, I'm merely the ebook designer. I see it as my job to do the best I can to meet the author's wishes.