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The term "Modern Novel" refers to a category of literature that encompasses works written from the late 19th century to the present day, characterized by a break from traditional narrative forms and a focus on exploring the complexities of contemporary life. These novels often experiment with narrative techniques, such as stream of consciousness, fragmented structure, and unreliable narrators, to reflect the inner experiences and psychological depth of characters. Themes commonly addressed in modern novels include existentialism, identity, alienation, and the impact of societal changes. This genre is marked by its willingness to challenge conventions, embrace ambiguity, and engage with the evolving cultural, political, and technological landscapes of the modern world.

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