Hari Kunzru

Kristian Shaw is Associate Professor in English Literature at the University of LincolnSara Upstone is Professor of Contemporary Literature and Faculty Director of Postgraduate Research at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University

• Introduction: ‘Adding Up to an Unknown’: the elusive fictions of Hari Kunzru – Kristian Shaw and Sara Upstone1 ‘Walking into Whiteness’: The Impressionist and the routes of empire – Churnjeet Mahn2 ‘It was the revenge of the uncontrollable world’: Transmission and COVID-19’ – Lucienne Loh3 Turning the tide, or turning around in My Revolutions – Maëlle Jeanniard du Dot4 Subjectivity at its limits: fugitive community in Kunzru’s short stories – Peter Ely5 The fiction of every-era/no-era: Gods Without Men as ‘translit’ – Bran Nicol 6 ‘Eyes, ears, head, memory, heart’: transglossic rhythms in Memory Palace and Twice Upon a Time – Sara Upstone7 ‘The ghost is him’: the echoes of racism, non-being and haunting in White Tears – David Hering8 'Food for the wolves': the rise of the alt-right in Red Pill – Kristian Shaw9 ‘In the wake of all that’: a conversation with Hari Kunzru – Kristian ShawIndex