Contemporary Fiction

Life as it is lived right now. Fiction set in the recognizable present — work, rent, phones and families — where the ordinary texture of the day is the subject.

On the The Literary Shelf shelf.

Books shelved as Contemporary Fiction

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• Fanning the Flames — Victoria Dahl
• Banal Nightmare — Halle Butler
• Mate — Ali Hazelwood
• Sweet Bean Paste — Alison Watts
• Maeve Fly — CJ Leede
• Mixed Signals — B.K. Borison
• A Deadly Education — Naomi Novik
• Nothing to See Here — Kevin Wilson
• Good Spirits — B.K. Borison
• La Dependienta — Sayaka Murata
• Adrian Mole And The Weapons Of Mass Destruction — Sue Townsend
• Dime que te doy asco — Mercedes M. Possadas
• The Dead Romantics — Ashley Poston
• Residents of Honeysuckle Cottage — Elizabeth Davidson
• Remarkably Bright Creatures — Shelby Van Pelt
• Jóvenes y prometedoras: La autora de "El factor Rachel" nos trae una novela sobre ser mujer en un mundo gobernado por hombres — Caroline O'Donoghue
• Legendborn — Tracy Deonn
• Mejor que muerto — Fidel Moreno
• Mile High — Liz Tomforde
• Patina — Jason Reynolds
• Sing, Unburied, Sing — Jesmyn Ward
• Nadie recuerda su propia muerte — Berenice Andrade Medina
• Adrian Mole: The Wilderness Years — Sue Townsend

Related genres

• Literary Fiction
• Classics
• Psychological Fiction
• Short Fiction
• Magical Realism
• Philosophical Fiction
• Experimental & Avant-Garde
• Cult Fiction
• Anthology
• Metafiction
• Surrealism
• Epistolary Fiction
• Existential
• Postmodern
• Modernist
• Symbolist
• Hopeful Fiction

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