#narrator

• Authorial — Belonging to the author, specific to the author, or referring to the author's status within a literary work; relating to the act of original creation. In literary theory and narratological analysis, the term describes an omniscient narrative instance (auctorial perspective), the voice coordinating the discourse from outside the action, or paratextual elements bearing the creator's mark.
• Audiobook — An audio recording of a book's text read aloud by a narrator, an actor, or via speech synthesis technology; an audiobook. It is a digital format widely distributed via mobile apps or streaming platforms, enabling users to consume literature while multitasking.
• Audiobook — A digital or analog publishing format consisting of the audio recording of a book's text read aloud by a narrator or through speech synthesis; a linguistic calque of the term 'audiobook'. It is widely used to make culture accessible to visually impaired individuals, as well as a modern reading alternative for the general public.
• Autodiegetic — Designating a type of narrator who is at the same time the protagonist, the main character of the narrative text; relating to first-person narrative where the storyteller recounts their own experiences lived within the fictional universe.