Explore the profound impact of the genome on human identity and narrative in this groundbreaking study. This essential read delves into how genomic technologies reshape literature, culture, and politics. Discover how genetic sequencing from the late 1970s influenced literary forms across works by Lessing, Ishiguro, and more, examining intersections with racism, gender, and environmental crisis. A must-read for students and scholars of literature, science, and cultural studies, it offers vital insights into biological sciences and contemporary narratives.