The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
What is the author's style in The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon?
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Chabon's language is clear and descriptive, with a fairly high vocabulary level. In fact, a rather funny dichotomy is created, where the story is mainly about the creation of comics, which is reputed to be a banal, dumbed-down media, but the book is written with a rather developed vocabulary. This can be more clearly seen in the Chapters where actual comic stories are quoted and developed. There the dialogue is much more to the point and direct, with simpler language used.
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