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> What do you call this style of novel and why?
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Oct 02, 2019 10:05PM
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This style of novel has many many names but nothing completely official yet.
I prefer to call it split time since the book is split up into several timelines.
If the storyline has only two timelines then it can be referred to as dual timeline, which is what I write. But it is still split time too.
Other names for this style include time slip, time jump, parallel timeline, multi-timeline, time split, etc.
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Jan 11, 2020 05:26PM
I think split time works, I sometimes use the term dual timeline. ☺️
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Jan 20, 2020 10:26AM
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I agree. And I do use dual timeline for those with only two timelines. Thanks for weighing in!
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Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account.
I prefer to call it split time since the book is split up into several timelines.
If the storyline has only two timelines then it can be referred to as dual timeline, which is what I write. But it is still split time too.
Other names for this style include time slip, time jump, parallel timeline, multi-timeline, time split, etc.