Arin Keeble is a Lecturer in Contemporary Literature and Culture at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. His research interests include the literary and cultural representation of terrorism, crisis, neoliberalism and systemic violence. He is co-editor of Jesmyn Ward: New Critical Essays (2023) and is the author of Narratives of Hurricane Katrina in Context (2019), and his writing appears in journals such as Critique, Journal of American Studies, Post45, Parallax, Punk and Post-Punk, and TLS.

Twenty-First Century Fictions of Terrorism is a highly engaging synthesis that encourages readers to think beyond the events of 9/11 and their aftermath, and to place the fiction of terrorism in a more expansive set of conceptual frameworks.

• List of FiguresAcknowledgements Introduction: From Traumatic Rupture to Systemic Crisis in the Twenty-First Century Novel of Terrorism1. Revisiting the Anglophone 9/11 Novel: Domesticity, Metafiction and Exceptionalism2. Writing the 'Clash of Civilizations’: Racism, Difference and Terrorism3. The Novel of Terrorism and the War on Terror4. Contemporary Historical Novels of Terrorism5. Genre, Policing and TerrorismConclusion: New Event-Based Narratives of TerrorismIndex

Arin Keeble is a Lecturer in Contemporary Literature and Culture at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. His research interests include the literary and cultural representation of terrorism, crisis, neoliberalism and systemic violence. He is co-editor of Jesmyn Ward: New Critical Essays (2023) and is the author of Narratives of Hurricane Katrina in Context (2019), and his writing appears in journals such as Critique, Journal of American Studies, Post45, Parallax, Punk and Post-Punk, and TLS.

Twenty-First Century Fictions of Terrorism is a highly engaging synthesis that encourages readers to think beyond the events of 9/11 and their aftermath, and to place the fiction of terrorism in a more expansive set of conceptual frameworks.

• List of FiguresAcknowledgements Introduction: From Traumatic Rupture to Systemic Crisis in the Twenty-First Century Novel of Terrorism1. Revisiting the Anglophone 9/11 Novel: Domesticity, Metafiction and Exceptionalism2. Writing the 'Clash of Civilizations’: Racism, Difference and Terrorism3. The Novel of Terrorism and the War on Terror4. Contemporary Historical Novels of Terrorism5. Genre, Policing and TerrorismConclusion: New Event-Based Narratives of TerrorismIndex

Arin Keeble is a Lecturer in Contemporary Literature and Culture at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. His research interests include the literary and cultural representation of terrorism, crisis, neoliberalism and systemic violence. He is co-editor of Jesmyn Ward: New Critical Essays (2023) and is the author of Narratives of Hurricane Katrina in Context (2019), and his writing appears in journals such as Critique, Journal of American Studies, Post45, Parallax, Punk and Post-Punk, and TLS.

Twenty-First Century Fictions of Terrorism is a highly engaging synthesis that encourages readers to think beyond the events of 9/11 and their aftermath, and to place the fiction of terrorism in a more expansive set of conceptual frameworks.

• List of FiguresAcknowledgements Introduction: From Traumatic Rupture to Systemic Crisis in the Twenty-First Century Novel of Terrorism1. Revisiting the Anglophone 9/11 Novel: Domesticity, Metafiction and Exceptionalism2. Writing the 'Clash of Civilizations’: Racism, Difference and Terrorism3. The Novel of Terrorism and the War on Terror4. Contemporary Historical Novels of Terrorism5. Genre, Policing and TerrorismConclusion: New Event-Based Narratives of TerrorismIndex