Authors use structure and form to experiment with narrative conventions and storytelling techniques by playing with the traditional linear progression of a story. They may use non-linear timelines, multiple perspectives, or fragmented narratives to create a more complex and engaging storytelling experience. Additionally, authors may experiment with various literary devices such as flashbacks, foreshadowing, or unreliable narrators to challenge the reader's expectations and create a sense of suspense or mystery. Ultimately, these structural and formal choices allow authors to push the boundaries of storytelling and offer new perspectives on familiar narratives.
