Andrew Fitzgerald: Adventures in Twitter fiction

The video explores the evolution of storytelling through digital tools, focusing on how platforms like Twitter have enabled new formats and methods. It highlights examples such as Hugh Howey's 'Wool' series, Jennifer Egan's 'Black Box', and Elliott Holt's 'Evidence', showcasing how these authors used digital media to engage audiences. The video also discusses the role of flexible identity and anonymity in storytelling, and how parody accounts like Mayor Emanuel and Crimer Show have created unique narratives. The potential for real-time storytelling and the blending of fact and fiction are emphasized as key opportunities in the digital age.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the internet allows for new storytelling formats?

What was the outcome of the Twitter parody account for Mayor Emanuel?

What are some examples of real-time storytelling mentioned in the talk?

How does the speaker view the relationship between fact and fiction in digital storytelling?