Which of the following novelists did not employ the stream-of-consciousness technique?
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Correct answer: D. Graham Greene
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Richardson (Pilgrimage, from 1915), Joyce (Ulysses) and Woolf (Mrs Dalloway) are the classic stream-of-consciousness novelists; May Sinclair first applied the term to Richardson. Greene wrote in a realist, thriller-influenced mode.
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