Daniel O’Gorman is Lecturer in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature at Oxford Brookes University, UK. He works on contemporary literature and terror.Robert Eaglestone is Professor of Contemporary Literature and Thought at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK and works on contemporary literature and literary theory, contemporary philosophy and on Holocaust and Genocide studies.

• AcknowledgementsList of contributorsIntroductionPART I: FormsChapter 1. The networked novelChapter 2. Globalization Chapter 3. SincerityChapter 4. AutobiografictionChapter 5. ExperimentChapter 6. ComedyChapter 7. MetafictionChapter 8. PastoralChapter 9. RealismsChapter 10. Comics and graphic novelsPART II: IdentitiesChapter 11. Black British fictionChapter 12: QueerChapter 13. FamilyChapter 14. ReligionChapter 15. DiasporaChapter 16. Indian fiction in EnglishChapter 17. Northern Irish fictionChapter 18. AnimalsPART III: RupturesChapter 19. (The) DigitalChapter 20. AnthropoceneChapter 21. DisplacementChapter 22. AsylumChapter 23. FinanceChapter 24. The 9/11 NovelChapter 25. War on TerrorChapter 26. From Civil Rights to #BLMChapter 27. The pastChapter 28. HopePART IV: Case studiesChapter 29. Granta’s ‘Best of Young British Novelists’Chapter 30. Hari KunzruChapter 31. Jennifer EganChapter 32. David MitchellChapter 33. Jonathan LethemChapter 34. Ali SmithChapter 35. A. L. KennedyChapter 36. Hilary MantelChapter 37. Marilynne RobinsonChapter 38. Colson WhiteheadIndex

Daniel O’Gorman is Lecturer in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature at Oxford Brookes University, UK. He works on contemporary literature and terror.Robert Eaglestone is Professor of Contemporary Literature and Thought at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK and works on contemporary literature and literary theory, contemporary philosophy and on Holocaust and Genocide studies.

• AcknowledgementsList of contributorsIntroductionPART I: FormsChapter 1. The networked novelChapter 2. Globalization Chapter 3. SincerityChapter 4. AutobiografictionChapter 5. ExperimentChapter 6. ComedyChapter 7. MetafictionChapter 8. PastoralChapter 9. RealismsChapter 10. Comics and graphic novelsPART II: IdentitiesChapter 11. Black British fictionChapter 12: QueerChapter 13. FamilyChapter 14. ReligionChapter 15. DiasporaChapter 16. Indian fiction in EnglishChapter 17. Northern Irish fictionChapter 18. AnimalsPART III: RupturesChapter 19. (The) DigitalChapter 20. AnthropoceneChapter 21. DisplacementChapter 22. AsylumChapter 23. FinanceChapter 24. The 9/11 NovelChapter 25. War on TerrorChapter 26. From Civil Rights to #BLMChapter 27. The pastChapter 28. HopePART IV: Case studiesChapter 29. Granta’s ‘Best of Young British Novelists’Chapter 30. Hari KunzruChapter 31. Jennifer EganChapter 32. David MitchellChapter 33. Jonathan LethemChapter 34. Ali SmithChapter 35. A. L. KennedyChapter 36. Hilary MantelChapter 37. Marilynne RobinsonChapter 38. Colson WhiteheadIndex

Daniel O’Gorman is Lecturer in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature at Oxford Brookes University, UK. He works on contemporary literature and terror.Robert Eaglestone is Professor of Contemporary Literature and Thought at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK and works on contemporary literature and literary theory, contemporary philosophy and on Holocaust and Genocide studies.

• AcknowledgementsList of contributorsIntroductionPART I: FormsChapter 1. The networked novelChapter 2. Globalization Chapter 3. SincerityChapter 4. AutobiografictionChapter 5. ExperimentChapter 6. ComedyChapter 7. MetafictionChapter 8. PastoralChapter 9. RealismsChapter 10. Comics and graphic novelsPART II: IdentitiesChapter 11. Black British fictionChapter 12: QueerChapter 13. FamilyChapter 14. ReligionChapter 15. DiasporaChapter 16. Indian fiction in EnglishChapter 17. Northern Irish fictionChapter 18. AnimalsPART III: RupturesChapter 19. (The) DigitalChapter 20. AnthropoceneChapter 21. DisplacementChapter 22. AsylumChapter 23. FinanceChapter 24. The 9/11 NovelChapter 25. War on TerrorChapter 26. From Civil Rights to #BLMChapter 27. The pastChapter 28. HopePART IV: Case studiesChapter 29. Granta’s ‘Best of Young British Novelists’Chapter 30. Hari KunzruChapter 31. Jennifer EganChapter 32. David MitchellChapter 33. Jonathan LethemChapter 34. Ali SmithChapter 35. A. L. KennedyChapter 36. Hilary MantelChapter 37. Marilynne RobinsonChapter 38. Colson WhiteheadIndex