Contemporary Writing in Britain and Gail Low and Marion Wynne-Davies's A Black British
Canon? assess trends in recent British cultural production and make welcome contributions …

Contemporary Writing in Britain and Gail Low and Marion Wynne-Davies's A Black British
Canon? assess trends in recent British cultural production and make welcome contributions …

ABSTRACT Representations of Black British life have long been concentrated in London.
The capital occupies the centre of Britain's post-imperial imaginary and its literary economy …

This History offers a new and comprehensive picture of 1930s British literature. The 1930s
have often been cast as a literary-historical anomaly, either as a 'low, dishonest decade', a …

There is no need to rehearse the political significance of the term 'black British'. Its advent in
the latter decades of the twentieth century underwrote the determined endeavours of …

The 1960s 138 prompted by this period of migration to Britain, and analyse the
infrastructural developments that accompanied writing by black authors in the 1960s …

Drama, film, new media, and television play key roles in the representation of black and
Asian British experiences. Linking back to a history of drama, film, and media production in …

In a recent essay on the vitality and variety of contemporary black British poetry, Lauri
Ramey attempts to focus her discussion with recourse to the debate about the cultural …

Literary evaluation is now, more than ever, a problem for academics, researchers and
students of literature. Through a focus upon novels by James Kelman and lain Banks, I …

The Sights, Sounds and Ideas ofa Brilliant Decade (2006), casts a transatlantic eye across
the art of David Hockney, David Bowie and the advent of glam rock, the impact of the films of …