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Volume 20 (2008): Issue 1 (Mar 2008): Contemporary Fiction. Guest Editor: Katharine Cockin

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Table of Contents

Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Introduction
Articles
- From 'The Purest Literature We Have' to 'A Spirit Grown Corrupt'
  
  From 'The Purest Literature We Have' to 'A Spirit Grown Corrupt'
- The Family Plot in Recent Novels by P.D. James and Reginald Hill
  
  The Family Plot in Recent Novels by P.D. James and Reginald Hill
- Traces of Shame
  
  Traces of Shame
- Are Clones Really Different?
  
  Are Clones Really Different?
- Carl Djerassi's Seed
  
  Carl Djerassi's Seed
- Sex, Violence and Concrete
  
  Sex, Violence and Concrete
- Politics, the Domestic and the Uncanny Effects of the Everyday in Ian McEwan's Saturday
  
  Politics, the Domestic and the Uncanny Effects of the Everyday in Ian McEwan's Saturday
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  Poetry
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  Reviews
Notes
- Contributors
  
  Contributors

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