Stardust

Style and Technique

In Stardust, Neil Gaiman employs a style that can be described as magical realism mixed with fantasy elements. The language of the work is rich and vivid, with numerous metaphors and allegories that help create an atmosphere of magic and mystery. Gaiman skillfully uses dialogues to reveal character traits and advance the plot. Literary techniques include the use of symbolism, mythological motifs, and archetypes. The narrative structure is linear, with clear chapter divisions, making it easy to follow the progression of events. The author also uses flashbacks and parallel storylines to deepen the understanding of the world and characters.