Question

What is the emotion or atmosphere evoked by a literary work called?

Answer 1

mood is what this is called

Answer 2

It is called "mood".

Step-by-step explanation:

Mood refers to the feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage. It is the author's decision if it is maintained during the entire work, or perhaps it is changed with a twist on the plot. One thing that affects deeply the "Mood" of a literary work is the tone of the narrator which often helps to set it properly.