Konstantinos BOUMPOUREKAS & Triantafyllos KOTOPOULOS

Konstantinos BOUMPOUREKAS & Triantafyllos KOTOPOULOS

GREEK CAMPUS-ACADEMIC NOVEL IN THE ERA OF META-POSTMODERNISM

Études balkaniques (Sofia) 2026, N 1, pp. 78-98

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXII1.03

Konstantinos BOUMPOUREKAS ORCID Icon

University of Western Macedonia, Greece

Triantafyllos KOTOPOULOS  ORCID Icon

University of Western Macedonia, Greece

Abstract: This article highlights a relatively new literary genre that is gaining prominence in Greece: The Greek campus-academic novel. Specifically, we focus on permutations of this genre in the current meta-postmodernism era that incorporate elements of science fiction/fantasy and postmodernism into their thematology, showcasing the genre‘s continuous evolution over time. Finally, we identify the leading representatives of this subgenre and examine the narrative techniques they employ. In this way, we provide a new perspective on the unique qualities of this emerging literary field in Greece.

Keywords: Greek Campus-Academic novel, meta-postmodernism, narrative techniques

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