Postdigital Storytelling: Poetics, Praxis, Research

Postdigital Storytelling presents a groundbreaking re-evaluation of digital storytelling, one of today's most dynamic and innovative creative domains. At the heart of this reassessment lies metamodernism, which has emerged as our predominant cultural condition. This volume contends that metamodernism introduces a new creative modality where the distinction between digital and non-digital realms is no longer starkly binary or oppositional.

Jordan examines the evolving poetics of this inherently transmedial and hybrid postdigital condition through a meticulous exploration of hypertextual, locative mobile, and collaborative storytelling. Emphasizing storytelling in the twenty-first century, encompassing traditional print-based and non-digital art forms, the book significantly broadens our comprehension of metamodernist creativity's modes and manifestations.

Postdigital Storytelling holds significant relevance for anyone involved in creative writing within the arts and humanities. This includes scholars, students, and practitioners working with both physical and digital texts, as well as those engaged in interdisciplinary practice-based research where storytelling remains central.

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