Talk:Transrealism (literature)
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editPersonally, I think this essay could do with being rewritten so as to make in comprehensible. I'm sure to people who know this area it all makes perfect sense, but as an outsider I had difficulty making out what it was all about...
Causality
editI have amended the 2nd paragraph, which read "Philip K Dick can be considered as a prototransrealist...". While it would have delighted Dick to be a member of something before it had been actually founded, with the implied folds in space-time, it is causally impossible :) It also rather inverts the relationship seeing as the founder of this literary movement was directly influenced by the works of Philip K Dick. I have added a reference to Damien Broderick's book, suggesting correlations between various earlier authors and transrealism.Ethdhelwen (talk) 13:20, 15 April 2010 (UTC)