Volume 35, Number 1, March 2020
| Malachi McIntosh |
Editorial: In Praise of Counterpublics
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| Somak Ghoshal |
Article: Thresholds and Borders: Reflections on the Art of Brexit
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| Ines Rivera Prosdocimi
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Poetry: Ama, In Pines and Poplars
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| Lisa Allen-Agostini
Birte Heidemann
Various Authors
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Fiction: Crix and Coffee
Interview: Rewriting the Wrongs: Shankari Chandran, Genre and Civil War
Article: Remembering Andrea Levy |
| Rosie DeSantis
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Poetry: Letter from Aiyana [returned to sender 5.16.2010]
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| Alexa Hazel
Sana Goyal
Nauman Khalid
Sreya Mallika Datta
Vedita Cowaloosur
Khairani Barokka
Iheoma Nwachukwu
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Article: Out of the George Padmore Institute Archive: Venetta Ross, John La Rose, and the Creation of New Roots in the West Indies
Interview: Playing with the Book: Namwali Serpell on the ‘Great Zambian Novel’
Article: Manora Field Notes: Naiza Khan at the Venice Biennale
Interview: Silence is the Tool of the Unconcerned: An Interview with Chigozie Obioma
Article: Whose Colonial Nostalgia? Reminders for Jeetny and Her Daughters
Poetry: answer
Fiction: Igwe Manchester
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Reviews |
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| Kenna Neitch
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Review Essay: Testimonial Innovation in Immigration Literature
We Are Here to Stay: Voices of Undocumented Young Adults
Susan Kuklin
Lost Children Archive
Valeria Luiselli
Knitting the Fog
Claudia D. Hernández
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| Ranka Primorac
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These Bones Will Rise Again
Panashe Chigumadzi
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| Mohammad Farhan
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Translations from Memories
Fred D’Aguiar
The Coming of the Little Green Man
John Agard
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| Clayton Tomlinson
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Washington Black
Esi Edugyan
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| Florian Stadtler |
Annotating Salman Rushdie: Reading the Postcolonial
Vijay Mishra
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| J.R. Ramakrishnan
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Insignificance: Hong Kong Stories
Xu Xi
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| W.B. Gooderham
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The Life of Saul Bellow – Volume 1: To Fame and Fortune (1915 – 1964)
The Life of Saul Bellow – Volume 2: Love and Strife (1965 – 2005)
Zachary Leader
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| Chris Dunton
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An Orchestra of Minorities
Chigozie Obioma
My Sister, the Serial Killer
Oyinkan Braithwaite
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| Suparna Banerjee |
I Have Become the Tide
Githa Hariharan
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| Emma Crowley
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After Said: Postcolonial Literary Studies in the Twenty-First Century
Bashir Abu-Manneh, ed.
Postcolonialism after World Literature: Relation, Equality, Dissent
Lorna Burns
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| Imani Robinson and Ebun Sodipo
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Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments
Saidiya Hartman
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