Bradley Markle
Digital Narratology & Media Studies
I am a literary scholar and educator specializing in digital media, postmodernism, and narrative theory. My work explores how interactive spaces—specifically video games—construct meaning, disrupt traditional narrative layers, and utilize metaleptic architecture to negotiate player agency.
Recent Work
Interactivity and Interruption: Metalepsis as a Pivotal Narrative Device in Gaming
Doctoral dissertation exploring the mechanics of boundary-crossing narrative architecture within modern electronic media systems. Analyzes how mechanical disruption functions as an intentional critical device. (ProQuest Publication No. 32445515).