The Role of Magical Realism in Larry Glass's 'Agnes'
In "Agnes," one of the stories from The Wind Smoked My Pipe, Glass masterfully employs magical realism to blur the boundaries between fiction and reality. The narrative explores characters who transcend their literary origins, challenging readers to reconsider the limitations of existence and the power of storytelling. This technique not only adds a layer of intrigue but also prompts introspection about the nature of identity and the influence of narratives on our perception of reality.