Mantissa

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Mantissa is a postmodern novel by John Fowles that playfully explores themes of creativity, authorship, and the relationship between writer and muse.

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instanceOf novel
postmodern novel
author John Fowles NERFINISHED
characterRole Erato is a muse figure NERFINISHED
Miles Green is a writer NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
explores boundaries between fiction and reality
construction of literary characters
role of the author in meaning‑making
sexuality as part of artistic inspiration
followedBy A Maggot
form prose
genre metafiction
postmodern literature
hasISBN 9780224020469
hasPart extended dialogues between writer and muse
language English
literaryMovement postmodernism
literaryTechnique breaking the fourth wall
intertextuality
self‑referential narration
unreliable narration
mainCharacter Erato NERFINISHED
Miles Green NERFINISHED
medium print
narrativeStyle experimental
playful
notableFor highly self‑conscious narrative form
minimal cast of characters
philosophical dialogue about art and writing
pageCount around 200 pages
partOf John Fowles bibliography NERFINISHED
precededBy Daniel Martin NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1982
publisher Jonathan Cape NERFINISHED
setting hospital room
structure dialogue‑driven
targetAudience adult readers
theme authorship
creativity
metafictional self‑reflection
nature of artistic inspiration
power dynamics between author and character
relationship between writer and muse
tone comic
ironic
satirical

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