Ryan Kerr

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The emergence of something called Metafiction in the American ’60s was hailed by academic critics as a radical aesthetic, a whole new literary form, literature unshackled from the cultural cinctures of mimetic narrative and free to plunge into reflexivity and self-conscious meditations on aboutness.
Ryan Kerr
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A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments
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