2022
DOI: 10.1017/s0140525x21002107
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Simulation, stories, and fictional worlds

Abstract: The authors explain our attraction to strange, literary places as resulting from our attraction to strange places in real life. I believe this is correct and important. The aim of the following commentary is to show that their main conclusion is closely related to – even (retrospectively) predictable from – the operation of simulation and the consequences of that operation for storytelling.

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