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Denise Wong's new book on shame and 'you-narratives' is deeply researched and highly insightful. Theoretically informed and critically astute, the book offers sensitive explorations of narratological properties and structures, as well as nuanced discussions of the political and ethical workings of the use of 'you' across a range of cultural forms and discourses.--Ben Davies, University of Portsmouth

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Denise Wong is a postdoctoral researcher at Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany, working on the UKRI project, ‘Reading Post-Postmodernist Fictions of the Digital: Narrative, Cognition, and Technology in the Twenty-First Century’. She is also Reviews Co-Editor of C21: Journal of 21st-century Writings. Her work has been published in Textual Practice, the Journal of Asian American Studies, DIEGESIS and The Problems of Literary Genres. She has contributed chapters to the forthcoming Edinburgh Companion to the Millennial Novel, Narrative Intersubjectivity and Storyworld Possible Selves and The Routledge Companion to Literature and Cognitive Studies.

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