A. Robert Lee is Professor of American Literature at Nihon University, Tokyo, having previously taught at the University of Kent at Canterbury. His previous Pluto Press books include A Permanent Etcetera: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Post-War America (1993), Other Britain, Other British: Contemporary Multicultural Fiction (1995) and Beat Generation Writers (1996).

'A useful and significant book, the first that I know of specifically concerned with how British literature is changing and being redefined by its minorities, immigrants, Commonwealth relations, and by such ideas as multiculturalism and postcolonialism'

• Introduction by A Robert Lee (University of Kent at Canterbury)1. Displacement and Transformation in 'The Enigma of Arrival' and 'The Satanic Verses' by Abdulrazak Gurnah (University of Kent at Canterbury)2. Wintering: Making a Home in Britain by Louis James (University of Kent at Canterbury)3. Setting up Home in a City of Words: Sam Sevlon's London Novels by Sucheila Nasta (Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ of London)4. Changing the Script: Sex, Lies and Videotapes in Hanif Kureishi, by David Dabydeen and Mike Phillips and A.Robert Lee5. New Nations, New Selves: The Novels of Timothy Mo and Kazuo Ishiguro by Laura Hall (University of California at Berkeley)Long Day's Journey: The Novels of Abdulrazak Gurnah by A Robert Lee6. Negotiating the Self: Jewish Fiction in Britain since 1945 by Michael Woolf (Director, Council for International Exchange, London)7. 'Launcelot's Position': The Fiction of Irish-Britain by Eamonn Hughes (Queen's University Belfast)8. 'In Search of the Lost Tribe': Janet Frame's England by Rod Edmond (University of Kent at Canterbury)9. England from the Antipodes: Images of England in Australian Fiction, 1960-1988 by Gay Raines (University of Kent at Canterbury)Notes and ReferencesNotes on ContributorsIndex

A. Robert Lee is Professor of American Literature at Nihon University, Tokyo, having previously taught at the University of Kent at Canterbury. His previous Pluto Press books include A Permanent Etcetera: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Post-War America (1993), Other Britain, Other British: Contemporary Multicultural Fiction (1995) and Beat Generation Writers (1996).

'A useful and significant book, the first that I know of specifically concerned with how British literature is changing and being redefined by its minorities, immigrants, Commonwealth relations, and by such ideas as multiculturalism and postcolonialism'

• Introduction by A Robert Lee (University of Kent at Canterbury)1. Displacement and Transformation in 'The Enigma of Arrival' and 'The Satanic Verses' by Abdulrazak Gurnah (University of Kent at Canterbury)2. Wintering: Making a Home in Britain by Louis James (University of Kent at Canterbury)3. Setting up Home in a City of Words: Sam Sevlon's London Novels by Sucheila Nasta (Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ of London)4. Changing the Script: Sex, Lies and Videotapes in Hanif Kureishi, by David Dabydeen and Mike Phillips and A.Robert Lee5. New Nations, New Selves: The Novels of Timothy Mo and Kazuo Ishiguro by Laura Hall (University of California at Berkeley)Long Day's Journey: The Novels of Abdulrazak Gurnah by A Robert Lee6. Negotiating the Self: Jewish Fiction in Britain since 1945 by Michael Woolf (Director, Council for International Exchange, London)7. 'Launcelot's Position': The Fiction of Irish-Britain by Eamonn Hughes (Queen's University Belfast)8. 'In Search of the Lost Tribe': Janet Frame's England by Rod Edmond (University of Kent at Canterbury)9. England from the Antipodes: Images of England in Australian Fiction, 1960-1988 by Gay Raines (University of Kent at Canterbury)Notes and ReferencesNotes on ContributorsIndex

A. Robert Lee is Professor of American Literature at Nihon University, Tokyo, having previously taught at the University of Kent at Canterbury. His previous Pluto Press books include A Permanent Etcetera: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Post-War America (1993), Other Britain, Other British: Contemporary Multicultural Fiction (1995) and Beat Generation Writers (1996).

'A useful and significant book, the first that I know of specifically concerned with how British literature is changing and being redefined by its minorities, immigrants, Commonwealth relations, and by such ideas as multiculturalism and postcolonialism'

• Introduction by A Robert Lee (University of Kent at Canterbury)1. Displacement and Transformation in 'The Enigma of Arrival' and 'The Satanic Verses' by Abdulrazak Gurnah (University of Kent at Canterbury)2. Wintering: Making a Home in Britain by Louis James (University of Kent at Canterbury)3. Setting up Home in a City of Words: Sam Sevlon's London Novels by Sucheila Nasta (Queen Mary and Westfield College, Univ of London)4. Changing the Script: Sex, Lies and Videotapes in Hanif Kureishi, by David Dabydeen and Mike Phillips and A.Robert Lee5. New Nations, New Selves: The Novels of Timothy Mo and Kazuo Ishiguro by Laura Hall (University of California at Berkeley)Long Day's Journey: The Novels of Abdulrazak Gurnah by A Robert Lee6. Negotiating the Self: Jewish Fiction in Britain since 1945 by Michael Woolf (Director, Council for International Exchange, London)7. 'Launcelot's Position': The Fiction of Irish-Britain by Eamonn Hughes (Queen's University Belfast)8. 'In Search of the Lost Tribe': Janet Frame's England by Rod Edmond (University of Kent at Canterbury)9. England from the Antipodes: Images of England in Australian Fiction, 1960-1988 by Gay Raines (University of Kent at Canterbury)Notes and ReferencesNotes on ContributorsIndex