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The Emperor of Nihon-Ja: Book Ten (Ranger's Apprentice)
Rather than describing the clear, unquestionable picture seen by an invisible spectator - following the characters, seeing everything first hand and in the moment - Galgut lets us look into his brain and watch his hazy, indefinite, disconnected memories - an effect achieved in part through alternately referring to himself in the first and third person and deviation from standard punctuation.