Answer:
The voice and the supposed demo speaker of a work of fiction are to be distinguished from the real authour of the work.
Explanation:
For instance, the narrator of Lionel Shriver's Big Brother is not Lionel Shriver himself but a literary fictional character created just to tell the story, a communal narrator only identified as Big Brother. The point of view through which a story is told can be from the first character or an observer who knows more than the reader.
