Bibliography for EN21620 Contemporary Queer Fiction

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B. Blanchfield, Proxies: a memoir in twenty-four attempts, Main Market Ed. London: Picador, 2017.

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A. McMillan, Physical. London: Cape Poetry, 2015.

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N. Connolly, Ed., Know your place: essays on the working class by the working class. Great Britain: Dead Ink, 2017.

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H. A. Ranger, ‘AN INTERTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF THE NOVEL GIRL MEETS BOY AND THE USE OF FEMINIST AND QUEER THEORY BY ALI SMITH IN HER RECEPTION OF THE TALE OF IPHIS FROM OVID’S METAMORPHOSES (9.666-797)’. [Online]. Available: http://etheses.bham.ac.uk/4294/1/Ranger13MPhil.pdf

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