Neoliberalism and Contemporary American LiteratureMain MenuIntroductionLiterature, Theory, and the Temporalities of NeoliberalismFoucault, Neoliberalism, Algorithmic Governmentality, and the Loss of Liberal CultureThe Flamethrowers and the Making of Modern Art“On the Very Edge of Fiction”: Risk, Representation, and the Subject of Contemporary Fiction in Ben Lerner's 10:04Fictions of Human Capital; Or, Redemption in Neoliberal TimesThe Uncanny Re-Worlding of the Post-9/11 American Novel, Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland; Or, The Cultural Fantasy Work of NeoliberalismDesert Stories: Liberal Anxieties and the Neoliberal NovelBeyond Precarity: Ideologies of Labor in Anti-Trafficking Crime Fiction“Terminal Insomnia”: Sleeplessness, Labor, and Neoliberal Ecology in Karen Russell’s Sleep Donation and Alex Rivera’s Sleep DealerPostcapitalism in Space: Kim Stanley Robinson’s Utopian Science FictionContributor BiographiesAbigail Murdyf8809bf06b2eff698c1aad03474a428c4410a196Joshua Shaw9d436e935d59e31a752bf178286458aa3992bfc6Shawn Martinbd4bb20f8260ab7415d3c78ca2520d9c763c5f25Stephen Kruegerae2e548dd7a28789550e6919934d0dc7cb9b34b6Stephen Shapiro50102994a3ebaccaf578c3fa35165515f7707122Dartmouth College Press
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