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We found our answer, <b>Flashback</b> (also called <b>analepsis</b>,
plural <i>analepses</i>) Thanks to Christina Thurairatnam<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/9/2012 3:53 PM, Cindy Prather
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<blockquote cite="mid:5024153D.1060302@oplin.org" type="cite">Here
we go... I have a patron that wants to know the name of a
type/genre of book that switches from one generation to a future
generation and then proceeds to go back and forth in time. I know
this seems vague but she claims this type of writing has a name.
HELP!
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Cindy Prather
Technical Services
Conneaut Public Library
304 Buffalo Street
Conneaut, Oh. 44030
440-593-1608</pre>
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