Greenidge’s book makes use of a lot of letters between Libertie and her mother—epistolary narrative. What texts does this remind you of? What other books use this to great effect? What does the epistolary form achieve or allow us access to as readers that we might not have access to otherwise?
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Greenidge’s book makes use of a lot of letters between Libertie and her mother—epistolary narrative. What texts does this remind you of? What other books use this to great effect? What does the epistolary form achieve or allow us access to as readers that we might not have access to otherwise?
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