The Future of the NovelAuthor and essayist Simon Okotie interprets the signposts evident through the history of the novel that point to the forms future. Were used to the novel being declared dead, dying, or endangered. Seemingly every few years, a critic will read it the last rites yet the form remains more popular than ever with readers. In The Future of the Novel, author Simon Okotie presents a bold future for long form fiction, and suggests its evolution is far from

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author Simon Okotie presents a bold future for long-form fiction

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