Acknowledgements Introduction I: Play on Words 1. Writing Beyond Borders 2. Postcolonial Lives 3. 'To Love the Moor': Postcolonial Artists Write Back to Shakespeare's Othello 4. The Princess and the Priest: Richard Dawkins' Attack on Fairy Tales 5. Journalists in Fiction and Reality II: Pakistan's Cities and Regions 6. The Baloch Who Is Missing: Representations of Balochistan in Anglophone Prose 7. Holy Women, Waderas, and 'Weapons of the Weak': Sindh in Contemporary Women's Writing 8.

'Lahore Lahore Hai': Bapsi Sidhwa and Mohsin Hamid's Urban Fiction 9. Literary Peshawar: From Kipling to the Present Day 10. On a Hair Trigger: Images of Kashmir in Literature 11. Isloo and Pindi on Page and Screen III: Human Rights and Inhuman Wrongs 12. Torturing the 'Other': Who is the Barbarian? 13. Culture and the Arab Spring 14. Advocacy Without Footnotes: Pakistani Cultural Production and Human Rights 15. The Ugly Face of Attacks: Facing Up to Acid Violence in South Asian Writing 16.

'The Reality and the Record': Muslim Refugee Stories IV: Muslims, Islamophobia, and Racism in Britain 17. We Are Here Because You Were There 18. Early Twentieth-Century Muslim Women's Travel Accounts of Britain 19. Disorientation as Loss of the East: Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall's Fiction 20. From 'England-Returned' to 'Myth of Return' to the Point of No Return 21. Islamophobia: Orwellian 'Newspeak' or Racially Inflected Hatred? 22. 'Colour-Blind' Nigel Farage Lives in a White-Washed World 23. Freedom as Floating or Falling 24.

Writing Muslim Lives 25. Who Do YA Think You're Representing? Diversity in Young Adult Fiction 26. Laughing At Ourselves 27. Banglaphone Fiction: British Sylhetis in Writing by Londoni Authors 28. In Praise of the Chapaterati 29. Boris Johnson Lights Out for Virgin Territory 30. Fight the Bannonality of Evil V: Education, Theory, and the Creative Industries 31. A Fanonian Summer 32.

Edward Said's Orientalism: Its Influence and Legacy 33. The Barbarians Are at the Gate: On Self-Construction and the 'Other' 34. Who's Saving Whom?: Postcolonialism and Feminism 35. Festal or Fecal?: The Global Literary Festival 36. The State We're In: Global Higher Education Bibliography Index.