The author's attitude toward a subject, topic, or character of a piece of literature is called:

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Answer: The author's attitude toward a subject, topic, or character of a piece of literature is called tone.

Explanation: The tone is evident from the author's choice of vocabulary, and how seriously, humorously, angrily (etc.) s/he tells the story.

The tone of the author usually influences the mood of the reader.

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