Colin Winnette and Jeremy M. Davies each have a new novel featuring an unreliable narrator: Winnette's Coyote follows a possibly unhinged mother and Davies's Fancy is about a man looking for a ...

If you love reading mysteries and thrillers, you've probably encountered an unreliable narrator or two in your time. Everything seems fine at first, but then all of a sudden, details aren't adding up.

An unreliable narrator is a literary device where someone telling a story may not be trustworthy, whether intentionally or because it is their false perception of reality. The members of The ...

Many of my all-time favorite novels have a common (if slightly unsettling) thread: They feature an unreliable narrator at the helm. The term was popularized in the 1960s by the literary critic ...

The "unreliable narrator" pops up once in a while in fiction. Sometimes they are deluded and sometimes they are liars. And sometimes, they are simply clueless. Here are some great examples.

and "Did he really mean that?" Because the truth of the matter is, we're watching a presidential tale play out with an unreliable narrator. In fiction, story tellers utilize unreliable narrators ...