The Grotesque in Contemporary British Fiction

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Exploring the grotesque in contemporary British fiction, this critical work examines the lasting impact of six influential authors—Angela Carter, Martin Amis, Ian McEwan, Iain Banks, Will Self, and Toby Litt—over the past forty years. It delves into how the grotesque serves as a significant artistic mode, providing fresh insights into their contributions and the broader literary landscape. This study highlights the profound influence these writers have had on their peers, marking a pioneering approach to understanding their works through the lens of the grotesque.