The Writer Seeking Vengeance: Blognovelism and Its Relationship with Literary Critics

Daniel Escandell Montiel

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The Writer Seeking Vengeance: Blognovelism and Its Relationship with Literary Critics

于Best Served Cold: Studies on Revenge

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Page Range:: 125–135

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9781848880436_015

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Digital literature creates new ways of dialogue between the writer and the readers, both ‘common’ readers and those who see themselves as ‘the chosen ones’: the literary critics. A case in point is that of the Argentinean writer Hernán Casciari, who wrote the blognovel Más respeto que soy tu madre. This new way of creating a story within the field of digital literature soon made an impact among Spanish literary critics, especially on one nicknamed Borjamari, in his very own blog. From his weblog Borjamari published an article about the abovementioned blognovel and its then unknown author. He harshly criticised the author’s work, and tried to uncover the masquerade. Casciari took revenge of his not-so-correct asseverations and accusations about the not yet revealed real writer of the blognovel: the critic became a character in his story, being portrayed as a homosexual embalmer or, more specifically, as a beautician in a funeral parlour who displays signs of mental illness, thereby spoofing the literary critic, specialized in weblogs. In this paper, we take this example as the starting point to study the approach of the writer in his personal revenge against this critic in the context of the digital world and revenge, therefore analysing this new relationship among writers, readers and critics in a three-way charade between blogs into the cyberspace.

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Best Served Cold: Studies on Revenge

ISBN:: 9781848880436

出版社:: Brill

印刷出版日期:: 29 Apr 2010

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