Plotlessness is a term that refers to the lack of a coherent and structured narrative in a literary work. For those who find this lack of direction unappealing, there are other phrases that may be used to describe it. For instance, one might refer to a work as being aimless or meandering, implying that it lacks a sense of purpose or direction. A story that lacks a clear plot may also be considered formless or amorphous, implying a lack of structure or coherence. Alternatively, one might describe a novel or film as being episodic, indicating that it is composed of loosely connected events rather than a tight narrative.