692:, Harris describes: "'Quantum' brings a hand in fiction that challenges all conventional fixtures of control within the psyche of art." Harris explains that an awareness of the "mystery of consciousness" as actuated by quantum theory brings different patterns of control in a work of fiction, and he correlates his construction of plot and narrative to a technique he later came to realize as a new technique in literature. "The language of conventional, linear fiction, which seems so strong, becomes an illusion and is broken by quantum holes," Harris describes. In a dissertation that reviews a Harris trilogy, Rebekka Edlund analyzes his structure as "linearity replaced by simultaneous possibilities, or "polyhistory," and argues the consequences on literature of a reality as "quantum stuff" is that linear storytelling becomes obsolete.
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unfolding in lives of characters or the narrator, or a characters experience of quantum reality, such as the infinite possibilities of being able to die and live multiple times, and with the creator's awareness, whether intended or not, of the interconnectedness of everything and a fluid behavior of reality that can appear surreal. Life, whether fictional or real, is no longer a world that behaves as old
Newtonian physics that perceives atoms as the smallest unit of being. Quantum theory is a radically new view of the universe as fluid and interconnected, influencing the fundamental technique, by which stories are told in a literary genre identified as quantum fiction. It is more the way stories are told and fictional realities behave, not what they are about.
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the ironic position of depicting the future using techniques derived entirely from the past." Platt writes, "My own modest proposal for revitalizing the novel is a form that I will call, for want of a better term, "quantum fiction." Like the quantum theory, it acknowledges the observer (in this case, the reader) as an active participant." In 2001, Platt states, "I believe it should be possible to develop from these prototypes a new genre of "quantum fiction" with genuinely broad appeal."
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507:(Hybrid 2012), Spanish author Jorge CarriĂłn writes: "My books attempt to problematize these supposed units of meaning, because perhaps we are in a time of quantum fiction. I repeat: "quantum fiction." This is a concept I have been working on for a very short time. It is a new concept, like "counter-space" or "theoryphobia" were in their time."
1830:; Editions Rodopi B.V. Amsterdam, New York (2002); Andrew JeffersonâMiles, Quantum Value in Wilson Harris's "architecture of the tides"; "In quantum fiction, the whole cosmos is involved, and that cosmos will leave its trace, its spontaneous quantum of knowing and recognizing, on even the smallest, shortest-lived thing (p. 181).
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explains how it was the development of quantum mechanics that enabled the wonders enjoyed in the 21st century, not the classical model science-based predictions. As a young science fiction fan in the 1950s and 1960s, Kakalios marveled at the future predicted in science fiction pulp magazines, comics,
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Strehle explores how the changed physical world appears in both content and form in recent fiction, calling it "actualism" after the observations of Werner Heisenberg. It is characterized by incompletions, indeterminacy, or "open" endings that involve the reader or some undetermined element to
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Quantum theory postulates a surreal view of things that does not correspond with the way we generally experience the world, and which is not explained by mechanical laws of the physical world. Unlike science fiction, which the
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and further described it as giving witness to "realities hidden from the world you see." He describes, "The quantum concept is that if one fires out an object, it breaks into particles and waves. Conventional novelists go along a linear road, but the quantum split can bring the past into the present
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The term quantum fiction began to appear as usage by authors to define a genre work that was not necessarily science-based, and perceived the mundane through understanding of quantum reality. Authors also employ quantum behavior and structure of written works as literary devices, such as non-linear
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Storytelling technique of quantum fiction, regardless of content, time period or setting, is executed via various literary techniques that pattern a literary work according to quantum behavior as opposed to mechanical physical reality. Devices of the technique include nonlinear plots and timelines
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Unlike science fiction which is largely defined by content, the subject matter of a quantum fiction can be anything. Quantum fiction stories are about any subject matter and do not necessarily involve science. The storytelling itself, e.g., treatment of plot (time), characters (observers), location
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and the mind as permeating the world at every level. Bonta first depicts some of the novel's characters as otherwise invisible and non-material "observers" of reality, then quantifies them via their impact on reality through a process of elimination, hence making human consciousness central to the
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sampled a few modern science-fiction novels, he might be surprised by the writing style and the speculative content, but he'd find nothing new in the methods of storytelling. Popular novel-length narratives are built basically the same way today as a century ago, and science-fiction writers are in
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as quantum fiction, Rebekka Eklund describes "In his ambitiously experimental writing, Harris creates a narrative structure which is multiple and flexible." It is Harris's treatment of ordinary characters and events, unrelated to science per se, that defines the genre. In interviews, Harris often
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Blanchet's 2009 dissertation and doctoral thesis mentions quantum fiction, and argues the new genre quantum fiction is a necessary framework genre for relationships between fiction, cinema, and video game involving life and interactive participation as overlapping of realities. In a 2007
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Platt envisioned quantum fiction as a way to revitalise the genre, acknowledging the observer (i.e. reader) as an active participant. As in quantum physics, the outcome of an observation (the storyline created in the reading process) depends on the questions asked by the observer (reader). His
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Bonta defined quantum fiction as stories in which consciousness affects physics and determines reality; in her words, "the genre is broad and includes life." Bonta further explained her development of this new genre: "I don't write science fiction. Science fiction is a niche genre, defined by
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version of the reading process). Multiple viewpoints should be used. The prose should be terse, focussed, visual and graphic, the content presented âaccurate and informationalâ. Platt also encourages a multimedia approach, including the use of other visual material. However, in the end, this
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In quantum fiction, the author perceives and creates characters who experience reality with a surreal or nonlinear view of things that does not correspond with the way the physical senses generally experience life and the world, and that behaves in ways posited by quantum theory.
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author, thereby adding yet another parallel reality to the novel's two plot lines. Another quantum element that recurs in the book is via coincidences the characters experience, not by way of the mystical, but as a technique by which Bonta structures synchronicity as a device of
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in cooperation with the Centre for
Quantum Technologies at the National University of Singapore. Elements of quantum reality were broken down into simplified concepts that could be woven into fiction. Science fiction publishers and editors joined the specialized literary event.
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The technique of constructing a quantum plot and narrative first person in the story-telling of Wilson Harris grew from his approach to perception of life and language. Harris states that "across the years" he then recognized it as native to the fiction he wrote. Harris credits
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interview about quantum fiction, Vanna Bonta states: "As people become more aware of this universe as a quantum universe, it will embrace things like holographic entertainment experiences. Already, virtual reality and virtual interaction are an element of quantum fiction."
2420:, University Microfilms International; Issue 12 (2002), Education. Chapter Five, "Quantum Scripts...," examines the question of what knowledge quantum fiction requires its readers to have, and how fiction helps establish new thought patterns based on scientific concepts."
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for the observer (any human being living, observing and interacting with reality). The writer begins to notice coincidences between what he is writing (about a girl in a parallel world) and his real life. Further, the protagonist in the novel mentions Bonta, the
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describes quantum fiction as "a blueprint for avoiding literary obsolescence." Platt writes: "I do believe that "Quantum
Fiction" would circumvent some problems associated with traditional science fiction." Platt argues, "If a nineteenth-century writer such as
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is cited as an example as it ends not with a period but with a dash. Strehle sets forth that although important recent narratives diverge markedly from realistic practice, they do so in order to reflect more acutely on what we now understand as real.
704:(June 2002), Susan Strehle argues that new fiction has developed from the influence of modern physics. This book explores and advances a pluralistic view of the meaning of contemporary fiction as it relates to the quantum-defined view of "reality."
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evidenced as real, or actual; i.e., Reality is no longer "realistic." In the new physical or quantum universe, reality is discontinuous, energetic, relative, statistical, subjectively seen, and uncertainly knownâall terms taken from new physics.
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Discussion about the emerging genre of quantum fiction is the subject of 21st century academic papers and some university courses. In 2006, in a dissertation about quantum mechanics and modern fiction, Samuel Sean Kinch discusses the work of
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is described as quantum fiction in a literary reference volume, not by way of subject matter or futurism, but defined by Delany's technique of "reflecting the radical uncertainty of quantum fiction in his world view and fictive discourse."
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and art imitating life via substantiation of literary plot developments, time sequence, character experiences and other literary elements based on quantum mechanics. The term
Quantum fiction is etymologically based on the discovery of
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interview, Durrell described the ideas behind the
Quartet in terms of a convergence of Eastern and Western metaphysics, based on Einstein's overturning of the old view of the material universe, yielding a new concept of reality.
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presents three perspectives on a single set of events and characters in
Alexandria, Egypt World War II. Durrell explains the four novels are an exploration of relativity and the notions of continuum and subjectâobject relation.
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storytelling. In 2001, when Charles Platt wrote that he believed quantum fiction would circumvent some of the problems with science fiction, he stated "...and the only person who tried to use this form was me (in my novel
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New findings in particle physics and quantum mechanics are revising previously held views of reality, raising questions about the influence of ideas, human thought and other uncharted causalities in its creation.
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as depiction of the real. 'Quantum fiction' is the realm of all possibilities. The genre is broad, and includes life because fiction is an inextricable part of reality in its various stages, and vice versa."
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Wilson Harris described he has been writing since his first novel what he was to eventually realize as quantum fiction, to give witness to "realities hidden from the world you see." In the dissertation
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A 2002 university dissertation on humanities and social sciences, in the chapter "Quantum Scripts", examines the question of what knowledge quantum fiction requires its readers to have.
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in 1995, the influence and definition of literature by this as a genre is evidenced in the creation of novels, short fiction, calls for submissions, television and film. In 1999,
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than genre writing. It is unlimited to content or subject, and authors craft ordinary characters through sensibilities and perception affected by the quantum view of the world.
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Editorial reviews of new fiction recognize and analyze the defining and qualifying elements of the distinct genre of quantum fiction, which vary from work to work.
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and wave-particle duality appear in and define the genre of his novels, and how it affects every day characters, not otherwise related to science per se in theme.
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that physical reality exists only when it is observed, therefore in the mind, the genre of quantum fiction is more closely related to idealism than the genre of
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classic science fiction. In this regard, other creative works can be seen as subcategories of quantum fiction and even science, or reality itself, is a work of
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as an organized analysis of the emerging genre. He writes, "To date, Strehle offers the most systematic poetics of quantum fiction."
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novels, quantum fiction should be composed of small quanta. Readers should have random access to these quanta (implying a sort of
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2353:"The new nature of the multiverse â a quantum fiction"
2870:
The Composition of Reality: A Talk with Wilson Harris
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Elemental Mirror Call for Quantum Fiction Submissions
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2574:"Fiction in the Quantum Universe, by Susan Strehle"
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1732:"Science fiction's five best guides to the present"
681:in a new art of fiction." Wilson is describing how
515:industrialization and diversification of fiction."
1507:"Which came first â the observer or the particle?"
2939:Quantum Enigma (Physics Encounters Consciousness)
1572:Science fiction's five best guides to the present
928:The perception of a changed reality reaches into
2539:Scientific American launches fiction competition
1936:Wigner, Eugene; Henry Margenau (December 1967).
970:DELTA, The Leader Files, by Simon Polling (2019)
1437:Flight: quantum fiction and alternate realities
783:The term is used by Susan H. Young in her book
187:
2188:"A Quantum Fable: Fiction and Physics on Film"
185:in April 1990. According to Christina Scholz:
842:as quantum fiction and cites Susan Strehle's
483:In the fiction of Guyanese novelist and poet
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2069:, BOMB 82 magazine, Winter 2003, Literature.
1600:5 genres of fiction you might not know about
659:, the behavior of all matter connected on a
2890:, BOMB 82 magazine, Winter 2003, LITERATURE
2848:: Metaphors of identity in Wilson Harris's
1851:
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1803:Michael Gilkes Interviews Sir Wilson Harris
1789:, Metaphors of identity in Wilson Harris's
1753:, Axial Age End of Belief â April 8, 2013.
1439:, Gaggle of Book Review; January 26, 2008.
2489:Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction
2175:Parrell Worlds & Quantum Fiction Book
2099:(Scholarly Book Services, June 27, 2002).
65:Learn how and when to remove this message
2933:The Entanglements of Nathaniel Hawthorne
2841:, Mysterious Universe; September 2, 2010
2263:Prayers of an Accidental Nature: Stories
1919:Zygon: Journal of Religion & Science
1700:, Science Thrillers â September 9, 2013.
733:Prayers of an Accidental Nature: Stories
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826:Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand
672:New art of fiction: quantum vs. linear
603:Examples of quantum reality in fiction
441:The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
321:in 1996, when she published her novel
300:Reality behaving unpredictably as per
183:The New York Review of Science Fiction
2295:Aesthetics and Ethics, Amerikastudien
1346:Internet Speculative Fiction Database
45:by removing references to unreliable
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2435:, City University of New York, 2000.
2208:Being and Becoming Literary Magazine
1868:By Michel Bitbol, Olivier Darrigol,
1668:Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015.
1449:An Interview with Author Vanna Bonta
1331:Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015.
49:where they are used inappropriately.
2283:"Our Perversions (quantum fiction)"
2342:, Tsogblogsphere January 22, 2010.
2266:, Coffee House Press; April 1999.
1996:Robert Lanza, MD with Bob Berman,
794:published in 1957â1960. Durrell's
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2462:Masterplots II: Nonfiction Series
2060:"An interview with Wilson Harris"
1680:Quantum mechanics; July 16, 2012.
1602:, by Emily Babb; October 7, 2012.
764:the nonfiction book by physicist
479:Quantum theory as literary device
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2249:The New Nature of the Multiverse
2194:; issue 10; English and Italian.
465:interpretation of quantum theory
427:Differences from science fiction
317:claimed to have coined the term
247:consciously influencing observer
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2960:Fiction about quantum mechanics
2908:Fiction in the Quantum Universe
2881:An interview with Wilson Harris
2553:Fiction in the Quantum Universe
2237:The Quantum Physicist's Revenge
2097:Fiction in the Quantum Universe
1872:, Institut autrichien de Paris.
1488:Flight: a quantum fiction novel
1021:Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel
844:Fiction in the Quantum Universe
702:Fiction in the Quantum Universe
639:Flight: a quantum fiction novel
324:Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel
129:Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel
2846:"'Carnival' and Quantum theory
1617:, Cosmos Books (August 2001),
1053:'Kefahuchi Tract trilogy', by
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2318:, Metropolitan Ideas and Art.
2192:Scienza e Conoscenza Magazine
1713:, Gotham (November 1, 2011);
1384:10.1080/0950236X.2017.1358689
1301:10.1080/0950236X.2017.1358689
360:(Cosmos Press, 2001), author
1520:"Quantum fiction definition"
1144:(20th Century Rediscoveries)
579:As quantum theories such as
560:, as well as contentions of
139:trilogy (2002, 2006, 2012),
2329:"Reality, the New Fiction".
2127:The smoker, quantum fiction
1986:pay link to Einstein letter
1942:American Journal of Physics
637:In Bonta's definitive 1995
621:spooky action at a distance
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1824:, Bénédicte Ledent (eds),
1763:Is science merely fiction?
1265:Observer (quantum physics)
683:Many-worlds interpretation
632:many-worlds interpretation
536:, who first used the word
276:multiple-dimension reality
2876:, Vol. 18, Number 1, 1995
2164:Intraflux quantum fiction
823:A science fiction novel,
574:observer effect (physics)
340:New forms of storytelling
196:Choose Your Own Adventure
2872:, by Vera M. Kutzinski;
2627:The Time Traveler's Wife
2444:Gene; Mitchell, Julian,
2383:Laurie Brenner biography
1881:from Werner Heisenberg,
1548:transcript at gather.com
1497:Book summary and reviews
985:The Time Traveler's Wife
2929:, Vol. 18, No. 1 (1995)
2681:Into the 10th dimension
2527:Language and Literature
1255:Biocentrism (cosmology)
978:Jean-Philippe Toussaint
2859:(Cosmos Books, 2001);
2824:Quotations related to
2760:The Invention of Morel
2745:The Alexandria Quartet
2587:DELTA The Leader Files
1893:Physics and Philosophy
1142:It Happened in Boston?
1131:The Invention of Morel
1120:The Alexandria Quartet
787:The Alexandria Quartet
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2803:Yes, but is it canon?
2757:Adolfo Bioy Casares,
2042:Charis Anastopoulos,
1509:The eternal question.
1228:Tolkien's legendarium
1081:Palace of the Peacock
740:Aesthetics and Ethics
581:waveâparticle duality
270:Adventures involving
2901:Studies in the Novel
2850:The Carnival Trilogy
2624:Audrey Niffenegger,
2251:, A Quantum fiction.
2129:, January 26, 2011.
2033:, December 16, 2006.
2013:; September 2, 2010.
1791:The Carnival Trilogy
1424:St. Petersburg Times
876:Mariette DiChristina
776:that relies more on
657:quantum entanglement
489:The Carnival Trilogy
2921:Jean-Pierre Durix,
2717:Our Tragic Universe
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2481:Samuel Sean Kinch,
2225:Charlotte Viewpoint
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2084:and Quantum theory"
2027:"A Life in writing"
2011:Mysterious Universe
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1780:and Quantum theory"
1366:Scholz, C. (2017).
1283:Scholz, C. (2017).
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1087:Our Tragic Universe
871:Scientific American
617:classical mechanics
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434:theoretical physics
309:Origin of the genre
302:subatomic particles
102:storytelling device
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2886:2012-05-25 at the
2807:tolkiensociety.org
2742:Lawrence Durrell,
2705:, by Andrew Crumey
2506:2012-06-14 at the
2389:; Quantum Fiction.
2370:2010-11-08 at the
2351:Michael Moorcock,
2204:Quantum Genre (QG)
2154:, August 19, 2010.
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2065:2012-05-25 at the
1888:2010-07-14 at the
1785:2008-08-28 at the
1696:2013-10-16 at the
1553:2013-10-16 at the
1493:2012-08-25 at the
1474:2012-04-03 at the
1454:2013-10-16 at the
1240:, a video game by
1148:Russell H. Greenan
1083:, by Wilson Harris
990:Audrey Niffenegger
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529:life imitating art
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2607:Kathleen Brazie,
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