In narrative studies, the topic of unreliable narration plays a central role. But when exactly is a narrator "unreliable"? This edited volume investigates unreliable narrators in selected case studies from French, Spanish, and Latin American literature in order to sound out historical perspectives on narrative strategies, looking at a range of texts that goes beyond canonical examples.

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Sarah Burnautzki, University of Heidelberg; Jobst Welge, University of Leipzig, Germany.