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1 Contemporary British Fiction: Cool Britannia and After British Literature, Culture, and Society from the 1990s to the Present Session Seven: The 2000s

2 Agenda Best of Young British Novelists Sara Waters, The Little Stranger (2009) Toby Litt, Ghost Story (2004) Toby Litt, Deadkidsongs (2001)

3 What and How What are the major concerns, themes, and problems? How do the texts deal with them?

4 The 2000s Summarise the opening chapters: who, what, where, when, why.

5 The 2000s Identify at least one aspect in each text that you find particularly significant, odd, interesting or otherwise noteworthy.

6 The 2000s In each of the opening chapters, what is it that would make you read on?

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