‘Unless we can learn from them, we don’t even know what we’re seeing’: Memory and mortality in M. John Harrison’s The End of Everything.

‘The world’s over. But that doesn’t matter, because another one will be along soon enough.’ (M. John Harrison, The End of Everything.) In M. John Harrison’s 2017 short story ‘The Crisis’, the City of London has become what we might recognize from some of his earlier fictions as an event site. ‘No one was sure [ ]