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In the wake of postmodernism: experimental twenty-first-century fiction
Experiment has always been present throughout the history of literature. For Joe Bray et al., “[e]xperiment is one of the engines of literary change and renewal; it is literature’s way of reinventing itself” (“Introduction” 1). By paying attention to the deployment of ekphrasis, as a crucial feature
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