Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature

[Xavier Marcó del Pont]

Wired magazine is -as always- trying to be "out there," whatever that  
means. This jargon-riddled article reads like a scaremonger's the-End- 
is-Nigh attempt at getting noticed. Like the "End of History," the  
"End of Literature" is often alluded to by people with too much time  
on their hands, but too short an attention-span to read challenging  
texts and too little talent to write anything other than lists for  
magazines.

This is not the first time someone writes about the end of literature  
and it will not be the last.

Wired Magazine: Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity
  
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