The Best Books With Unreliable Narrators
Unreliable narrators can seem strange to some. However, one could argue that every person is an unreliable narrator for their own life story. They tend to believe their version of events. Truth is subjective and varies depending on the individual’s perspective. Authors must follow one rule when allowing characters to tell their stories: the characters must present their version to the reader.
Although a narrator can be deceitful to a degree, the reader must have enough information to see the truth. Even in fiction, no reader likes to be deliberately misled. They do.