Russian Dolls: How Nested Plots Work

 

Thanks to past links with Russia, I’ve got several of these gaudily painted Babushkas that nestle one inside the other, and I watched my children play with them when very small – the thrill of breaking them apart and the comforting certainty that they would all fit together perfectly in the end. That may be that’s why I’m intrigued by their literary equivalent. Readers of fiction have perennially loved the ‘Russian Doll’ structure, Nested Plots offering tales within tales within tales.
How many ...
 •  0 comments  •  flag
Share on Twitter
Published on July 10, 2026 05:35
No comments have been added yet.


Nina Milton Reading to Write

Nina Milton
I think I have been a writer since the age of five.

Some books I read too young. I can recall devouring Mary Poppins, which I was handed by Mrs Marsden in reception class with the words, ‘you’re past a
...more
Follow Nina Milton's blog with rss.