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The 100 pages that link to Postcolonial literature, each with the reason it gives.

• Abdulrazak GurnahNarrower topic: Gurnah’s fiction examines colonial power and its aftermath from East African perspectives.

• Ben OkriNarrower topic: Okri’s Nigerian settings and colonial histories connect his fiction to this broad literary field.

• Ebrahim HusseinNarrower topic: His plays reinterpret colonial history from the standpoint of Tanzanian cultural life.

• Goh Poh SengNarrower topic: Goh’s work belongs to a generation negotiating identity after British colonial rule.

• J. M. G. Le ClézioNarrower topic: His writing about colonial histories and displacement is often read within this broad literary field.

• Kofi AwoonorNarrower topic: Awoonor’s writing confronts colonial legacies and the search for African cultural agency.

• Lenrie PetersNarrower topic: Peters’s fiction examines the cultural and personal consequences of colonial education and independence.

• Marlon JamesNarrower topic: James’s novels examine how colonial power shapes Jamaican history and its afterlives.

• Mohamed ChoukriNarrower topic: His work entered international discussions of poverty, power, and cultural representation.

• Ruth Prawer JhabvalaNarrower topic: Her India-set fiction examines the unequal cultural encounters left by British rule.