What is the main focus of postmodern literature?

A. Narrative complexity and fragmentation
B. Historical accuracy
C. Character development
D. Moral lessons

Answer: Narrative complexity and fragmentation

Additional Information: Postmodern literature often features narrative complexity and fragmentation.

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