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• 2014Looking Away from 9/11: The Optics of Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland30 cited
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• 2016Mapping the World: Thomas Pynchon's Global Novels25 cited
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• 2010Race, Risk, and Fiction in the War on Terror: Laila Halaby, Gayle Brandeis, and Michael Cunningham20 cited
• 2013Plotting justice: narrative ethics and literary culture after 9/1120 cited
• 2012"Upground and belowground topographies": The Chronotopes of Skyscraper and Subway in Colum McCann's New York novels before and after 9/115 cited