China's Avant-Garde Fiction
Published 1998
296 pages
The most popular experimental books
Experimental books break the rules on purpose. Pages may be laid out strangely, sentences may run for chapters, and the story may refuse to behave like one. They are not always easy, and they show what else a book can be.
Results
Three-Dimensional Reading Stories of Time and Space in Japanese Modernist Fiction, 1911-1932
Angela Yiu
Published 2013
264 pages
The Routledge Companion to Experimental Literature
Joe Bray, Alison Gibbons, Brian McHale
2012 · 2014 edition
542 pages
That Voice
Robert Pinget
1983 · 2007 edition
114 pages
Trials of Arab Modernity Literary Affects and the New Political
Tarek El-Ariss
Published 2013
233 pages
American Canyon
Amarnath Ravva
Published 2013
183 pages
Best American Experimental Writing
Seth Abramson, Cole Swensen, Jesse Damiani
Published 2014
200 pages
Beyond the Techno-Cave
Harold Jaffe
Published 2006
184 pages
The Garden (Director's Cut)
Louis Armand
2000 · 2020 edition
156 pages
Six Concepts for the End of the World (Goldsmiths Press / Unidentified Fictional Objects)
Steve Beard
Published 2019
190 pages
An Anthology of Asemic Handwriting
Michael Jacobson, Tim Gaze
Published 2013
216 pages
Beckett
Jonathan Boulter
Published 2008
200 pages
We Are Billion Year-Old Carbon
Corey Mesler
Published 2005
195 pages
We Who Love to Be Astonished
Published 2001
376 pages
Story/Time
Bill T. Jones
Published 2014
120 pages
Freedom Time
Anthony Reed
Published 2014
280 pages
Wreckage of Reason II
Nava Renek, Natalie Nuzzo
Published 2014
270 pages
Xanthous Mermaid Mechanics
Brion Poloncic
Published 2012
211 pages
Four Corners
Krista Madsen
2005 · 2006 edition
140 pages
The Unauthorized Woman
Efrem Emerson
Published 2005
104 pages
Writings for the Oulipo
Ian Monk
Published 2005
66 pages
Flann O'Brien
Keith Hopper
1995 · 2009 edition
290 pages
RE.LA.VIR
Jan Ramjerdi
Published 2000
193 pages
The Doomed Detective
Stefano Tani
Published 1984
183 pages