Philosophical Fiction

I have created a new avant gardist genre of fiction called Philosophical fiction. Philosophical fiction is post-post modern fiction. Philosophical fiction departs from the conventional modes of storytelling. There are no stories to tell anymore. There is also no plot line.
By using the mode of Philosophical Fiction, I have created an oeuvre called the Guernica. Philosophical fiction has been heavily influenced by the art movement of Picasso that is Cubism. Philosophical Fiction also incorporates the rhythms of Jazz. Here I leave an excerpt from the novel Guernica:


Philosophical fiction redefines aesthetics with the narrative incorporating the Baroque and the Blues. Philosophical fiction is the highest form, a novel can attain art. Various philosophical themes are examined through the literary motifs of art. Thus Philosophical fiction is a post-post modern, a poetic symphony of prose in narratives. In philosophical fiction the author and characters merge. Narratives in Philosophical Fiction draw heavily on the symbolism of tropes. Tropes are music in the language of poetry. Various themes of nature have been romanticized into an eclectic language of poetic prose. Philosophical fiction is a post-post modern adaption of the art of nouveau roman. The author in Philosophical fiction also indulges in the rich usage of the technique of the pastiche. Philosophical fiction uses the romantic language of the past with a postmodern fictional touch. Philosophical fiction is the art of impressionism of words, the art of cubist prose and the expressionism of the romantic. Philosophical fiction takes into account various philosophical themes and weaves them in a rich density of literary inter-textuality.
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Yeah it sounds pretty good, do you have any examples of your work?
Lovely; Allan Ginsberg meets and recites Bach ....pure electric sandwiches...applause
suffering sesquipedalian;
you're cranium seems a bit elevated upon the interior of your own exterior posterior conversing
Cach,
They forgot Homer,

"Sacrilicious"
D´OH! Non!!!!! you are right! roll eyes

M.P & M.P should create a change.org petition on his behalf cool
Biff,
That's what I meant in my first post laugh
Non, my love, it could be that the position of his cranium, which I believe you have exactly to rights, accounts for his youthful appearance which, under the circumstances, is truly incredible

I'm ever so tempted to claim I created whodunits, though.

cool
Biff, youdunnit laugh
Our Angela Lansbury !!!!! applause

Where is Ash by the way?
I did, I surely did laugh yay
I would like to thank all the readers for your enriching comments. I am an exhilarated being animated with the consciousness of your dialogues,
All the above has already been done and expressed from the early days of the Dadaists, in verse, free verse, musical scores, songs and even ballets and films; same with aural Cubism. See some of the films by Dali or the noted Dada artists from the 1920's in German and French. Many compositions embracing all manner of Surrealism were done for the "Film Noir" genre, a mostly French style of film, later taken up by some American film makers in the late 30's to mid 40's. In the 1950's it was again taken up by some Hollywood producers that did films on and about the Beat Generation and incorporating the Jazz Be-Bop lingo of the late 40's right up to the mid 60's . One singer Cleo Lane was really quite versed in singing it and her albums sold rather well as did recordings of Dada type poetry. See all of the films by Dali. They are both hilarious and "far out" as the saying went. It may open your mind as to what took place before you came to be. Explore the past before you declare a future as it has either been tried and done before. There is nothing new under the proverbial sun; things just recycle over time.yawn
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