The Metafictioning Manifold
Stories that Matter
Gebonden EN 2026 9789819588909Samenvatting
This book argues that metafiction should not be understood as a self-contained textual technique but as an active practice. Moving from foundational accounts of metafiction to sustained readings of modern and recent experimental narratives, the book develops a methodological model informed by performative, neocybernetic, agential realist, and diffractive theories. It shows how metafiction functions as an ethical, relational, and material practice, reconfiguring relationships between people, technologies, and societies. By reframing metafiction as a dynamic process rather than a static object, this study opens new ways of thinking about materiality, agency, responsibility, and meaning. It calls for renewed attention to metafiction as a form of storytelling that matters in the world, shaping us as much as we shape our stories. It is relevant to students and scholars in literature and critical theory.
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