This chapter concludes that 9/11 has presented both writers and filmmakers with problems of representation. It shows the huge number of novels, films, poems, and plays that have been created during the ten years after the attacks. It emphasises the sense that these representations of the attacks are moving away from the ‘mythologising’, ‘commemorative’ and ‘sacralising’ discourses that have controlled how 9/11 has been spoken and written about. The chapter also examines Pankaj Mishra's essay, and proposes that the attacks will still figure in fiction in the future, albeit in more problematic and politicised ways.