Jim Crace

<div>‘Craceland’: An Introduction .-1 Pastoral Negativities and the Dynamics of the Storyteller&nbsp;in Jim Crace’s Harvest.-2 Pastoral Concerns in the Fictions of Jim Crace .-3 Ecocriticism and Jim Crace’s Early Novels .-4 ‘False patterns out of chaos’: Writing Beyond the Sense</div><div>of an Ending in Being Dead and The Pesthouse .-5 A Different Kind of Wilderness: Decomposition and Life&nbsp;in Jim Crace’s Being Dead.-6 Absented Women’s Voices: Problematising Masculinity&nbsp;in Jim Crace’s Fiction .-7 The Bald and the Beautiful: The Figure of the&nbsp;Shaven-Headed&nbsp;Female in the Fiction of Jim Crace .-8 Searching for the Gleaning Fields: Gleaners and&nbsp;Leanness in Jim Crace’s Harvest .-9 Thinking Crace: Consciousness and Cognition in&nbsp;Jim Crace’s Quarantine and Being Dead .-10 Jim Crace: Inventor of Worlds&nbsp;&nbsp;11 An Atheist’s Spirituality: Jim Crace’s Post-Religious&nbsp;Fiction .-&nbsp;12 “Sentences with Wings”: Jim Crace in Conversation&nbsp;with Dr Kate Aughterson&nbsp;</div><div>Index&nbsp;<br></div>