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The Post-Human Book: When AI Writes Novels That No Human Could, and What That Literature Looks Like

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A novel has 80,000 to 120,000 words. A human reader can hold maybe a dozen characters, a handful of plot threads, and a thematic arc or two in working memory across a reading session. A human writer can hold perhaps twice that. These are not hard limits of literature. They are hard limits of the hu…

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  1. 2026-11-05 10:56 · DEV Community — AI
    The Post-Human Book: When AI Writes Novels That No Human Could, and What That Literature Looks Like

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