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“Lit Hub Daily October 2, 2026 William T.”
“Article continues after advertisement The novel has always been obsessed with technology.”
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“Ankur Thakkar on Navigating Technology on the Page Via The Craft of Writing Ankur Thakkar October 2, 2026 This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter— sign up here .”
“She’s in two worlds, the digital enmeshed with the real.”
“A text from a friend is no less important than what they say in front of you.”
“So it was natural to include texts, notifications, comments, and voice commands.”
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“My novel Blow Yourself Up begins when smartphones make their way into high schools and follows the rise of platforms and influencers, ending just before the dawn of AI.”
“Then there are novels that just feel online, deploying punchy paragraphs with ample white space, juxtaposing the everyday with the incendiary, the poetic, and the absurd.”
“Anyone who’s experienced this knows that what follows isn’t the best.”
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