metafictionist
metafictionist noun: a writer of metafiction.
Noun
metafictionist (plural metafictionists)
- A writer of metafiction.
- As a maker of such writing, he descends from a long line traceable from Whitman and Melville to the modernists and Mackey’s idol, Baraka, to the metafictionists John Barth and William Gass.2008 February 24, David Hajdu, “Jazz Man”, in New York Times
Forms of metafictionist
| plural | metafictionists |
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Origin of metafictionist
From metafiction + -ist.
Questions about metafictionist
- What does metafictionist mean?
- Metafictionist means a writer of metafiction.
- What part of speech is metafictionist?
- Metafictionist is a noun.
- What is the plural of metafictionist?
- The plural of metafictionist is metafictionists.
Words near metafictionist in the dictionary
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