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where does literature go next? what will be the next big movement? is po-mo dead? is new sincerity real?
opinions?

>> No.4610386

>what will be the next big movement?
the movement of my dick in ur mom

>> No.4610395

>>4610386
*tips infinite jest*

>> No.4610429

>>4610383
If I knew the answer to that, I wouldn't be posting on 4chan. And asking a question like that is totally the wrong way to go about finding the answer.

>> No.4610457

>>4610383
Literature will die

>> No.4610465

>>4610383
>Is po-mo dead

that shit ain't going away anytime soon

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>>4610457
It will combine with video games.

Dialogue in video games will get gradually better. It's a five dimensional medium. There's always branching choices to take into account. This creates an infinite amount of potential dialogue and exposition on even the simplest quest lines.

As video games get more highbrow and complex, and as writers find more difficulty being self-employed, truly great pieces of literature will be found in choice-based simulations.

Literature will always find its audience then, because it will be based on the choices the audience made. Whatever lesson/insight/ideas the individual PLAYER ought to receive will be specially delivered to him, based on the choices he/she made.