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Glimpses of a Divided Kingdom in Zadie Smith’s Short Stories of the 2010sshort fiction performs a similar function of social observation and commentary as her journalistic writing. The chapter considers Smith’s attitude towards the short story form, and then explores how Smith uses the short story to model thinking about the Dis-united Kingdom of the 2010s. It focuses on

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Refugee Fictions: Brexit and the Maintenance of Borders in the European Unione crisis, the chapter demonstrates the significance of borders to Britain as a nation-state and the psychogeographical importance of borders to European society more generally. It is argued that the act of border crossing was utilised during the EU referendum campaign as a scare tactic and instrumen

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Ethics

A Permeable Fortress: European Tales of Global Conflicttions and the negotiation of their impact on the protagonists, who all are engaged in missions of border-crossing. The reverberations of global struggles make their presence felt everywhere. Conflicts do not stop at borders but are carried across them and become burdens of memory for those affected,

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Stranded in a Border Zone: Traumatic Liminality in Black British Short Storieses by contemporary black British writers: Koye Oyedeji’s “Home” (2000), Pete Kalu’s “Getting Home” (2015) and Valda Jackson’s “An Age of Reason” (2015). The difficulties to negotiate this interspace in a genre apt to depict liminality are experienced by the migrant central characters as obstacles to

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Border Experiences and Liminal Identities in Andrea Levy’s Short Storiesdom. This chapter examines Levy’s “That Polite Way English People Have” and “Uriah’s War”, two short stories included in the collection . (2014). Here Levy deals with Britain’s Caribbean narratives, violently blotted out from British mainstream history. Posed in an interstitial position between her

Stress

Sartorial Borders and Border Crossing in Contemporary Multi-ethnic Short Storiess, this chapter provides a sartorial reading of Qaisra Shahraz’s twenty-first-century version of her story “A Pair of Jeans” (2017). As the chapter contends, Shahraz’s story signals a point of inception in contemporary debates on the dressed body of ethnic minorities in Britain, fuelling insightful

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Indifferent Borders: Confined and Liminal Spaces in Sarah Hall’s “Bees”dentity, individuality and belonging. Experimentally stripping its protagonist not only of her regional and biographical roots, but also of narrative voice and self-assertion, the story revolves around indifference and affective responsiveness, questioning the importance of suffering for constructio