What are three metafictional elements of Smith’s “True Short…

Question Answered step-by-step What are three metafictional elements of Smith’s “True Short… What are three metafictional elements of Smith’s “True Short Story”? (Make sure all three parts of your answer are correct.)  A. First, Smith includes herself as the narrator of the story; second, Smith admits that she has never met the two men in the cafe who discuss the difference between novels and stories; third, Smith ranks the stories of McCullers as superior to the novels of Dickens. B. First, Smith includes herself as the narrator of the story; second, Smith admits when her retelling of a story has been changed (for example, of the men in the cafe or of Echo); third, Smith includes a list of commentary about short stories from other writers. C. First, Smith suggests that she has two identities, one of whom she calls Kasia; second, Smith admits when her retelling of a story has been changed (for example, of the men in the cafe or of Echo); third, Smith suggests that Kasia’s stories are superior to the novels of Dickens. D. First, Smith provides a biography of her own work as an author; second, Smith suggests Kasia has a dual identity; third, Smith includes a list of commentary about short stories from other writers. Arts & Humanities English English Literature ENGL 1F95 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)