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stephensmat · 02-03-2012, 02:10 AM

Dracula is a book told exclusively from the position of Journal Entries and correspondence.

I really love Epistolary Novels, but I am limited in what I can find, because a lot of books, and e-books, don't announce that they are in that category.

I am looking for a good book that's in this format. A journal, a series of letters, newspaper clippings, things like that.

For those looking for a good one, I would look for 'So Much To Tell You' and 'Letters From The Inside'; by John Marsden, as they are the most recent ones I've read.

If you like TV Tie-ins, then look for 'The Complete Yes minister' and "The Complete yes Prime Minister', as they are done in the format of memoirs, transcriptions, etc.

And if you have a favorite yourselves, by all means point it out.

02-03-2012, 02:10 AM	#1
stephensmat Junior Member Posts: 8 Karma: 28 Join Date: Jan 2012 Device: Kindle	Looking For A Good Epistolary Novel Dracula is a book told exclusively from the position of Journal Entries and correspondence. I really love Epistolary Novels, but I am limited in what I can find, because a lot of books, and e-books, don't announce that they are in that category. I am looking for a good book that's in this format. A journal, a series of letters, newspaper clippings, things like that. For those looking for a good one, I would look for 'So Much To Tell You' and 'Letters From The Inside'; by John Marsden, as they are the most recent ones I've read. If you like TV Tie-ins, then look for 'The Complete Yes minister' and "The Complete yes Prime Minister', as they are done in the format of memoirs, transcriptions, etc. And if you have a favorite yourselves, by all means point it out.