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245 04 The 21st-century novel :|bnotes from the Edinburgh World 
       Writers' Conference /|cedited by Jonathan Bastable, Hannah
       McGill. 
264  1 Edinburgh :|bEdinburgh University Press,|c2014. 
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505 00 |tFrontmatter --|tContents --|tForeword --|tEdinburgh 
       World Writers' Conference 2012-2013 --|tIntroduction --
       |tFuture Of The Novel --|tIntroduction: Modernity And 
       Machinery --|tKeynote: The Autonovelator --|tDiscussion: 
       The Protean Genre --|tKeynote: After The Novelist --
       |tDiscussion: Twitter Storms --|tKeynote: Escape To The 
       Big Time --|tDiscussion: Enemies Of The Novel --|tKeynote:
       A New Age Of Fiction --|tDiscussion: Reasons To Be Hopeful
       --|tKeynote: A Shred Of Objectivity --|tDiscussion: 
       Questions Of Ownership --|tKeynote: Egypt Rising --
       |tShould Literature Be Political? --|tIntroduction: 
       Nailing The Important Stuff --|tKeynote: The Great 
       Narrative Of The World --|tDiscussion: Politics On The 
       Page --|tKeynote: Weapons Of Struggle --|tDiscussion: Game
       -Changing Books --|tKeynote: The Power And The Story --
       |tDiscussion: The Russian Dimension --|tKeynote: The Heart
       Of A Heartless World --|tDiscussion: The Impotent Text --
       |tKeynote: Words As A Pledge --|tDiscussion: On Ambiguity 
       --|tKeynote: Big 'P' And Little 'p' --|tDiscussion: When 
       Is A Book Political? --|tKeynote: The State Fell, The Poem
       Ruled --|tCensorship Today --|tIntroduction: Engines Of 
       Silence --|tKeynote: Voices Of Unreason --|tDiscussion: 
       Speaking Freely --|tKeynote: The Censors Within --
       |tDiscussion: Everything Is Permitted --|tKeynote: The 
       Gatekeepers --|tDiscussion: On Taking Offence --|tKeynote:
       A Death Penalty For Thought --|tDiscussion: Sousveillers 
       And Fifty-Centers --|tKeynote: The Whale On The Rock --|tA
       National Literature --|tIntroduction: Marking Your 
       Territory --|tKeynote: Negotiations Against Difference --
       |tDiscussion: Brit Lit --|tKeynote: Allochthoon, 
       Autochtoon --|tDiscussion: Words Of War / Velibor Čolić --
       |tKeynote: Serve The Story --|tDiscussion: Writers As 
       Nation-Builders --|tKeynote: Writing Across Boundaries --
       |tDiscussion: News From Elsewhere --|tKeynote: On The 
       African Novel --|tDiscussion: Lingua Franca --|tKeynote: 
       Categorisation Is Reductive --|tDiscussion: Above The 
       Barriers --|tKeynote: Citizens Of The Cosmopolis --|tStyle
       Versus Content --|tIntroduction: Reading The Reader --
       |tKeynote: 'Fight! Fight! Fight!' --|tDiscussion: 
       Thought's Clothing --|tKeynote: The Tao Of Writing --
       |tDiscussion: Voice, Gait, Watermark ... --|tKeynote: On 
       Form --|tDiscussion: You've Either Got, Or You Haven't Got
       ... --|tKeynote: The Feeling Of The World --|tAfterword / 
       The New Publishing --|tBiographies Of Keynote Speakers --
       |tIndex --|tAcknowledgements 
520    Contemporary creative writers reflect on the past, present
       and future of the novelIn 2012-2013, a year-long 
       conversation between writers took place at 17 literary 
       festivals around the world, from Jaipur to Krasnoyarsk, 
       and from Melbourne to Berlin. Distinguished novelists such
       as Irvine Welsh, Ahdaf Soueif and Ali Smith shared their 
       thoughts on various aspects of contemporary literature - 
       the challenges it faces and the directions it is taking. 
       This book is in part an anthology of the best of those 
       accounts and also an overview of the lively wide-ranging 
       global debate that the authors' views engendered among the
       many writers who took part. It adds up to an arresting and
       thought-provoking picture of the state of world literature
       today.Key FeaturesA powerful statement of the significance
       of literature in the modern world, and a call-to-arms for 
       those who believe that fine writing is 
       endangeredContributors include well-known contemporary 
       novelists such as: China Mieville, Ahdaf Soueif, Kapka 
       Kassabova, Irvine Welsh, Ali Smith and Kirsty GunnProvides
       an international perspective on the issues facing writers 
       and writing in general, and the present-day novel in 
       particularA new and valuable resource for academics and 
       students, and a fascinating primer for a wider readership 
       - for those who want to know how fiction functions & who 
       like to get an insight into the thought processes of 
       creative artists. 
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