The protagonist meets Ludmila and learns that he is reading Outside the Town of Malbork in the most famous novel to use this technique.
In a novel written using this technique, Leon Delmont decides not to continue his affair with Cecile during a train ride from Paris to Rome. Quentin's visit to the Sutpen graveyard is described using this technique in Absalom, Absalom! The protagonist of another novel written using this technique wears his Ray-Bans to deal with the sobriety following his cocaine benders. This technique is used in Michel Butor's La Modification, as well in chapters focusing on a character who is directed by Mr. Cavedagna to a serial forger named (*) Ernest Marana. A fact-checker for a posh New York City magazine is the protagonist of Jay McInerney's Bright Lights, Big City, which is written using this technique. The protagonist meets Ludmila and learns that he is reading Outside the Town of Malbork in the most famous novel to use this technique. For 10 points, name this narrative mode of Italo Calvino's If on a winter's night a traveler. 
In a novel written using this technique, Leon Delmont decides not to continue his affair with Cecile during a train ride from Paris to Rome.
second-person narration 