“Great stories are distinguished not only by their characters, but how their yarns are spun — a quality that artist Eduardo Salles explores with his diagrams of “Nudos Narrativos,” or, “Narrative Knots.” His chart cleverly reimagines the writings of Paulo Coelho, James Joyce, and, yup, all us Twitter peeps, in a way that can be understood by any lover of literature, regardless of language.” Credit: http://blog.modcloth.com/2011-06-15-plot-twist-an-illustrated-diagram-of-narrative-structures I absolutely adore this! The “Joyce” knot is my favorite, although up to this point, I have not mustered the courage to be able to pick up Ulysses and actually read it…yet. high-res →

“Great stories are distinguished not only by their characters, but how their yarns are spun — a quality that artist Eduardo Salles explores with his diagrams of “Nudos Narrativos,” or, “Narrative Knots.” His chart cleverly reimagines the writings of Paulo Coelho, James Joyce, and, yup, all us Twitter peeps, in a way that can be understood by any lover of literature, regardless of language.”

Credit: http://blog.modcloth.com/2011-06-15-plot-twist-an-illustrated-diagram-of-narrative-structures

I absolutely adore this! The “Joyce” knot is my favorite, although up to this point, I have not mustered the courage to be able to pick up Ulysses and actually read it…yet.

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