This book project examines the role of metadata and redaction in contemporary fiction, suggesting new ways to engage with archival narratives.
I just wanted to share some of the work I've been doing on one of my next book project, which is provisionally entitled _The Aesthetics of Metadata: Redaction, Reference, & the Archive in Contemporary Fiction_. I have roughly 45,000 words of the project down now (of a projected 90,000-word extent) and I also have an emergent structure.
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