The Man Who Died Twice

Style and Technique

Richard Osman's "The Man Who Died Twice" is written in the genre of a detective novel with comedic elements. The author's style is characterized by ease and informality, making the reading experience enjoyable and accessible. Osman employs lively and witty language, rich in dialogues that help reveal the characters' personalities and add dynamism to the plot. Literary techniques include irony and sarcasm, which add a humorous touch to the narrative. The story's structure alternates between different characters' perspectives, allowing for a deeper understanding of their motivations and inner worlds. The author skillfully blends elements of classic detective fiction with contemporary realities, creating an intriguing and captivating story.