1990s: A Decade of Contemporary British Fiction

Nick Hubble is Reader in English at Brunel University London, UK.Philip Tew is Professor of English (Post-1900 Literature) at Brunel University London, UK, Director of Brunel's Centre for Contemporary Writing and Director of the Modern and Contemporary Fiction Studies Network.Leigh Wilson is Reader in Modern Literature at the University of Westminster, UK.

• Series Introduction, Nick Hubble (Brunel University, UK), Philip Tew (Brunel University, UK) and Leigh Wilson (University of Westminster, UK)Volume Introduction, Nick Hubble (Brunel University, UK), Philip Tew (Brunel University, UK) and Leigh Wilson (University of Westminster, UK)1. Literary History of the Decade, Martyn Colebrook (University of Hull, UK)2. Re-Writing National Identities in 1990s British Fiction, Nick Bentley (Keele University, UK)3. The Misery Index: Memoir Boom and Bust in the 1990s, Claire Lynch (Brunel University, UK)4. Postcolonial and Marginal Voices, Sara Upstone (Kingston University, UK)5. Caught between the Short and Long Twentieth Centuries:Temporal Displacement in the Historical Fiction of the 1990s, Nick Hubble (Brunel University, UK)6. The Subversive Revolution: British Experimental Fiction of the 1990s, Katy Shaw (University of Brighton, UK)7. International Contexts I: Possessed by the Other: The Reception of British Neo-Victorian Fiction in America in the 1990s, Lynn Wells (University of Regina, Canada)8. International Contexts II, Anja Müller-Wood (Johannes Gutenberg Universitat Mainz, Germany)9. International Contexts III10. International Contexts IV Timeline Brief Biographies BibliographyIndex