Postmodernism, which generally refers to a socio-cultural and literary theory and a shift in perspective, is rightly considered as a reaction against modernism. It has manifested in a variety of disciplines which broadly includes the Social Sciences, Arts, Architecture, Literature, Fashion, Communication and Technology. It has the great impact on theories, practices and histories, race and identity, religion, secularization, feminism, philosophy, post-colonialism, post-communalism, culture and ethnicity, diaspora, gender studies, revolt and marginality, human rights and nationalism, language narrative techniques: forms and genres, translation, Third World Literature, Comparative Literature, regionalism, creative writing and Communication Studies. These all areas are significantly connected with English Language and Literature. It is a need of an hour to make a scholarly discussion on it and to represent it in the intellectual community. The book contains edited scholarly research papers, articles on Postmodernist perspectives and its impact on various genres and sub genres in English Language and Literature. Edited research papers cover various important themes and thoughts associated with postmodernism, which are depicted in Language and Literature.