Renowned Postmodern Novelist John Barth Dies at 93

Barth, celebrated for his inventive storytelling, leaves a lasting legacy in literature.

John Barth, an influential figure in postmodern literature, has passed away at the age of 93.
Barth's notable works include 'The Sot-Weed Factor' and 'Giles Goat-Boy', which pushed the boundaries of storytelling.
He was recognized for his imaginative narratives and was a practitioner and theoretician of postmodern literature.
Throughout his career, Barth was both praised for his innovative texts and criticized for the perceived pretentiousness of his work.
Barth's legacy includes nearly 20 novels and collections of short stories, three books of critical essays, and a significant influence on postmodern literary debate.