Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian, commonly referred as simply Grey, has been published recently in a flurry of extravaganza and fanfare all over the Western World. It was released on 15th June, 2015. The date of its release coincides with the date of birth of Christian Grey—the vanguard and protagonist of this novel. It is an erotic romance story by British writer E.L. James—the author of an erstwhile super block buster hit the Fifty Shades of Grey. The novel under review is the 4th instalment of the Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy. The main twist in the latest series of the book is that the previous editions of the book were narrated from the vantage point of females. However, this book is narrated from the male point of view—showing
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The popularization of the Fifty Shades of the Grey made her write the other book as her fans demanded to write more the topic which has been peruse above. As novels are a continuous journey of writers’ thoughts, therefore every literary writer has to make new ideas merge with the older ones. On the part of writer it shows the area of continuity as well as discontinuity. Continuity in the sense that writer has not shun his or her old ideas and discontinuity in the sense that writer has come up with more robust ideas to be enrolled into new context with new story line and plot. Hence one can judge that new …show more content…
Many literary critics label it as a pulp fiction as it does not come up to the level of true literary writing and genuine story telling techniques. However, the point of contention in this regard may be that story telling is a huge cosmos that cannot be limited into specific category boxes. However, good and bad novels and their impact on socio-economic and cultural conditions of society can be simulated through critical method. Despite being heavily criticized from various journalists and novelists, the Grey will have an impact on the thrashing the boundaries of limitations which have been put into place through censorship boards. One can say it is a step forward towards the sexual emancipation of society, but with a
The popularization of the Fifty Shades of the Grey made her write the other book as her fans demanded to write more the topic which has been peruse above. As novels are a continuous journey of writers’ thoughts, therefore every literary writer has to make new ideas merge with the older ones. On the part of writer it shows the area of continuity as well as discontinuity. Continuity in the sense that writer has not shun his or her old ideas and discontinuity in the sense that writer has come up with more robust ideas to be enrolled into new context with new story line and plot. Hence one can judge that new …show more content…
Many literary critics label it as a pulp fiction as it does not come up to the level of true literary writing and genuine story telling techniques. However, the point of contention in this regard may be that story telling is a huge cosmos that cannot be limited into specific category boxes. However, good and bad novels and their impact on socio-economic and cultural conditions of society can be simulated through critical method. Despite being heavily criticized from various journalists and novelists, the Grey will have an impact on the thrashing the boundaries of limitations which have been put into place through censorship boards. One can say it is a step forward towards the sexual emancipation of society, but with a