antinovels
/ˌæntiˈnɑvəlz/
noun
- Novels that deliberately break traditional rules of storytelling, such as plot, character, or chronology, often as an experimental literary form.
- She wrote an antinovel with no clear beginning, middle, or end.
- Antinovels often challenge readers to think about what a story really is.
- The author's antinovels confuse some readers but fascinate literary critics.