The Bridge Across Forever

Style and Technique

Richard Bach's «The Bridge Across Forever» is written in an autobiographical style, where the author shares his personal experiences and philosophical reflections. The language of the work is rich with metaphors and symbolism, allowing a deeper insight into the author's emotional world. Bach uses simple yet expressive phrases that are easily perceived by the reader, creating an atmosphere of intimacy and trust. Literary techniques include dialogues, internal monologues, and descriptions that help reveal the inner world of the characters and their development. The narrative structure is non-linear, with frequent digressions in the form of memories and reflections, allowing the reader to better understand the author's motivations and feelings. The main theme of the book is the search for true love and the meaning of life, reflected in Bach's philosophical dialogues and personal discoveries.