Family Saga Literature

The family saga as its name implies is a literature genre that chronicles the lives and occurrences of a family and may cover several generations. The family saga can also deal with several related or interconnected families such as neighbors,
and friends. Through the novel, you read about the tragedies, betrayals, triumphs, and reconciliations that the family faces. The setting can span several continents or remain in the same city or town throughout the entire novel, usually in the sagas
events set in motion by the grandparents have drastic effects on the lives of their grand or even great-grandchildren.

Some examples of family sagas of literary include: Brideshead Revisited - Evelyn Waugh; The Forsyte Saga - John Galsworthy; The Kent Family Chronicles and The Crown Family Saga - John Jakes; One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel García Márquez; Roots - Alex Haley; The Thorn Birds - Colleen McCullough; and Holes- Louis Sachar.
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