Psychological Fiction

Psychological Fiction

Psychological fiction, also known as psychological realism, is a narrative genre in literature that places a significant emphasis on delving into the interior lives of characters. This genre is particularly concerned with exploring the spiritual, emotional, and mental aspects of characters, aiming to understand their motivations, thoughts, and emotions in depth. In psychological fiction, the narrative mode often examines the reasons behind a character's behaviors, delving into the complexities of their inner worlds. This exploration of the characters' psychological and emotional states is a central focus of the storytelling. The character's inner life is a driving force behind the plot, helping to explain and shape the story.