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Lulism is a contemporary literary category built around the aesthetics and ethics of internet-era irony and prank culture: novels and short fiction that blend absurdist humor, viral-meme sensibility, and sharp social critique. These books typically feature mischievous or morally ambiguous narrators who exploit platforms, language, and spectacle to expose power, hypocrisy, or meaninglessness, while the texts themselves often experiment with form—chat logs, screenshots, footnotes, and rapid-fire, meme-inflected prose. Tones range from gleefully anarchic to darkly reflective, interrogating how attention economies, performative identity, and viral outrage shape personal and political life. Lulism appeals to readers who want satirical, formally playful stories that both revel in and question the culture of the "lulz."

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