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Alternative literature : ウィキペディア英語版 | Alternative literature Alternative Literature (often stylized as Alt Lit or Alt-Lit) is a term used to describe a particular literature community that publishes and/or draws its motifs from the internet, internet culture, and "a population of people that are connected with one another through their interest in the online publishing world."〔Spilker, Josh. "Lexicon Devils: What Exactly is Alt Lit? A Conversation With Frank Hinton, Noah Cicero and Stephen Tully Dierks". Vol. I BROOKLYN. 20 June 2012. Web. http://www.vol1brooklyn.com/2012/06/20/lexicon-devils-what-exactly-is-alt-lit-a-conversation-with-frank-hinton-noah-cicero-and-stephen-tully-dierks/〕 It includes various forms of prose, poetry, and new media. ==Origins== The term was first used to refer to this community of writers in the summer of 2011, when Tumblr and Twitter accounts named "Alt Lit Gossip" emerged, created by Cory Stephens (@outmouth).〔Roggenbuck, Steve, E.E. Scott, and Rachel Younghans, eds. "Introduction." ''The Yolo Pages''. Boost House, 2014. Print.〕 The accounts covered writers from presses and publications such as Muumuu House, ''Pop Serial'', and ''HTMLgiant'' in a style akin to celebrity gossip sources like ''TMZ''.〔 After a few months the original accounts were deleted; they were revived by Frank Hinton in the fall of 2011, and began to gain popularity.〔
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