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Contemporary Fiction

Hotel

1 min read·eng. Hotel · 1965

Style and Technique

Arthur Hailey's book «Hotel» is written in the drama genre with elements of a detective story. The author employs a multi-layered plot, actively using the technique of parallel storylines to describe events occurring in the hotel, allowing the reader to simultaneously follow the development of several stories. Hailey meticulously develops the characters, infusing each story with deep emotions and drama. Special attention is given to the inner world of the characters and their personal growth in crisis situations. The language of the work is rich and varied, characterized by careful use of dialects and slang to emphasize the uniqueness of each character. The narrative structure is built on smooth transitions from one episode to another, ensuring continuity and dynamism. The author addresses social and ethical issues, adding depth and complexity to the text.

Hotel
Date of publication: 14 May 2024
Updated: 14 November 2026
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Original title: eng. Hotel · 1965
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