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.

• Introduction Part 1. Topics/Themes 1. Kaye Mitchell on Experimentalism 2. Sarah Dillon on Science 3. Deborah Lilley on Nature 4. Lucy Bond on Terror 5. Martin Currie on Narrative 6. Jennifer Hodgson on the Avant-garde 7. Martin Eve on The New Sincerity 8. Danielle Sands on Animals 9. Jinny Colby on Death 10. David James on The City 11. Arthur Bradley on Religion 12. Robert Eaglestone on Form 13. Caroline Edwards on Time 14. Eva Aldea on New Magical Realism Part 2. Emerging Writers 15. Joe Brooker on Jonathan Franzen 16. Dorothy Butchard on David Mitchell 17. Luicene Loh on Hari Kunzru 18. Emily Horton on Ali Smith 19. Carole Jones on Sarah Waters 20. Peter Boxhall on David Eggers Part 3. Contemporary Figures 21. Jonny Geller 22. Ben Markovits

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.

• Introduction Part 1. Topics/Themes 1. Kaye Mitchell on Experimentalism 2. Sarah Dillon on Science 3. Deborah Lilley on Nature 4. Lucy Bond on Terror 5. Martin Currie on Narrative 6. Jennifer Hodgson on the Avant-garde 7. Martin Eve on The New Sincerity 8. Danielle Sands on Animals 9. Jinny Colby on Death 10. David James on The City 11. Arthur Bradley on Religion 12. Robert Eaglestone on Form 13. Caroline Edwards on Time 14. Eva Aldea on New Magical Realism Part 2. Emerging Writers 15. Joe Brooker on Jonathan Franzen 16. Dorothy Butchard on David Mitchell 17. Luicene Loh on Hari Kunzru 18. Emily Horton on Ali Smith 19. Carole Jones on Sarah Waters 20. Peter Boxhall on David Eggers Part 3. Contemporary Figures 21. Jonny Geller 22. Ben Markovits

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.

• Introduction Part 1. Topics/Themes 1. Kaye Mitchell on Experimentalism 2. Sarah Dillon on Science 3. Deborah Lilley on Nature 4. Lucy Bond on Terror 5. Martin Currie on Narrative 6. Jennifer Hodgson on the Avant-garde 7. Martin Eve on The New Sincerity 8. Danielle Sands on Animals 9. Jinny Colby on Death 10. David James on The City 11. Arthur Bradley on Religion 12. Robert Eaglestone on Form 13. Caroline Edwards on Time 14. Eva Aldea on New Magical Realism Part 2. Emerging Writers 15. Joe Brooker on Jonathan Franzen 16. Dorothy Butchard on David Mitchell 17. Luicene Loh on Hari Kunzru 18. Emily Horton on Ali Smith 19. Carole Jones on Sarah Waters 20. Peter Boxhall on David Eggers Part 3. Contemporary Figures 21. Jonny Geller 22. Ben Markovits