antistories
/ˈæntiˌstɔriz/
noun
- Narratives that deliberately break traditional storytelling rules, often lacking a clear plot, character development, or resolution.
- The author's collection of antistories challenges readers to find meaning in fragmented scenes.
- In literature class, we discussed how antistories can use silence and gaps to tell a story.
- Some critics argue that antistories are more realistic because real life doesn't have neat endings.