92-year-old Robert Coover, pioneering author and educator in post-modern literature, died in England.

Robert Coover, a pioneering author and educator, died at 92 in a care home in England. Renowned for his experimental and rule-defying storytelling, he was a key figure in the post-modern movement, producing notable works like "The Babysitter" and "The Public Burning." Coover integrated literature with digital technology and was instrumental in developing electronic literature. He received multiple awards, including the William Faulkner Award, and is survived by his family.