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Old 02-24-2018, 05:18 PM   #1
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Multiple Narrators

I just started listening to Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan. It goes back and forth between a female and male narrator depending on the point of view in the story. I find it annoying, and it takes you out of the story every time it switches.

Is this common to have multiple voices? Perhaps I've just never come across it before.

Do others like or hate it? Maybe it depends on the story.
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