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''Lila lili vi'' was a huge success, to the point of it being acknowledged as the most successful book in the history of Chlouvānem publishing, also becoming the most translated Chlouvānem book worldwide; politically, it was a precursor of the things that were to come as, in the years after the book's publishing, various reforms under Great Inquisitor Mæmihūmyāvi Kañeñǣkah ''Læhimausa'' (who had been elected in the Conclave of 6340 and would reign for 58 years, until her death in 6398, becoming the longest-serving Great Inquisitor in history) loosened the totalitarianist hold on the Kaiṣamā's citizens. | ''Lila lili vi'' was a huge success, to the point of it being acknowledged as the most successful book in the history of Chlouvānem publishing, also becoming the most translated Chlouvānem book worldwide; politically, it was a precursor of the things that were to come as, in the years after the book's publishing, various reforms under Great Inquisitor Mæmihūmyāvi Kañeñǣkah ''Læhimausa'' (who had been elected in the Conclave of 6340 and would reign for 58 years, until her death in 6398, becoming the longest-serving Great Inquisitor in history) loosened the totalitarianist hold on the Kaiṣamā's citizens. | ||
Literarily, the book's themes proved the key towards a merger of the two currents of socialist realism and agrarianism into the style nowadays called "individual-friendly socialist realism", with a radical shift of focus from the works of society to the components of that society that built all of those works. Late in the Kaiṣamā period, the strictly socialist element faded away, with a general rediscovery of folk roots and a taste for pure, unpretentious ars narrandi, that led to the contemporary successful style called "fairytale realism" ('' | Literarily, the book's themes proved the key towards a merger of the two currents of socialist realism and agrarianism into the style nowadays called "individual-friendly socialist realism", with a radical shift of focus from the works of society to the components of that society that built all of those works. Late in the Kaiṣamā period, the strictly socialist element faded away, with a general rediscovery of folk roots and a taste for pure, unpretentious ars narrandi, that led to the contemporary successful style called "fairytale realism" (''yaldidhusmanædani'').<br/>Another, more politically active topic of Kaiṣamā-era literature had a more epic matter, focussing on the expansion of the communist world in the countries undergoing decolonization from Western powers, particularly in eastern Védren. | ||
===''Læjāktoma'' (comics)=== | ===''Læjāktoma'' (comics)=== | ||