Journal of Postcolonial Writing

Article	Citations
Insurgent imaginations: World literature and the periphery	6
Jewish American writing and world literature: Maybe to millions, maybe to nobody	4
Debt/law/realism: Nigerian writers imagine the state at independence Debt/law/realism: Nigerian writers imagine the state at independence , by Neil ten Kortenaar, Montre	3
Colour Everything	3
Black South African autobiography after Deleuze: Belonging and becoming in self-testimony	3
South Asian digital humanities: Postcolonial mediations across technology’s cultural Canon	3
Literatures of liberation: Non-European universalisms and democratic progress,	3
Mobilities and Mediterranean peripheries: Narrating Maltese identities in Vincent Vella’sSlippery Steps	2
Satire and community in the time of COVID-19: An analysis of Ernest Ng’s Covidball Z	2
South African London: Writing the metropolis after 1948 South African London: Writing the metropolis after 1948 , by Andrea Thorpe, Manchester, Manchester University Pre	2
Through an observer’s eyes: A conversation with author Siddhartha Gigoo	2
A Sonnet after Empire	2
Teaching Australia and Japan through Richard Flanagan’s The Narrow Road to the Deep North	2
Contemporary Pakistani speculative fiction and the global imaginary: Democratizing human futures	2
“Space Probe”: Science fiction across the Black Atlantic. The speculative geographies of Amiri Baraka and Emmanuel Dongala	2
Tagore, nationalism and cosmopolitanism: Perceptions, contestations and contemporary relevance Tagore, nationalism and cosmopolitanism: Perceptions, contestations and contemporary relev	2
Adventure comics and youth cultures in India	2
The death of a tropical neurasthenic in George Orwell’s Burmese Days	2
Post-postmodernist fiction and the rise of digital epitexts	2
“Politics of racism” and BrexLit: Questioning the racially labelled entities in Ali Smith’s Autumn	1
The new world literature Chronicles from the land of the happiest people on earth , by Wole Soyinka, London, Bloomsbury Circus, 2021, 464 pp., £20.00 (hardback), ISBN: 9	1
The Nutmeg’s Curse: Parables for A Planet in Crisis The Nutmeg’s Curse: Parables for A Planet in Crisis , by Amitav Ghosh, Gurugram, Penguin Random House India, 2021, 33	1
Of pink (and red) paint, Black lives (that matter), and intersectionality in Italy	1
The world novel: Salman Rushdie’s Quichotte Quichotte , by Salman Rushdie, London, Jonathan Cape, 2019, 393 pp., £20.00 (hardback), ISBN 9781787331914	1
Pandemic: Invisibility and silence	1

The broken promise of infrastructure	1
Towards an intersectional literary criticism: Cross-Identity representations, social location, and Shani Mootoo’s intervention	1
Interrupted narratives and intersectional representations in Italian postcolonial literature	1
When the “ gormen ” (government) – walled up the rivers: Reading Sarah Joseph’s Budhini as contemporary Indian hydrofiction	1
Interpoetics or the poetics of culture and the culture of poetics in Hannah Lowe, Russell Leong, Marilyn Chin, and Fred Wah	1
Transnational existence on Indian borders: An interview with Pradeep Damodaran	1
Universalism and the Malaysian anglophone novel: Exploring inequality, migrancy, and class in Tash Aw’s We, the Survivors	1
Representations of precarity in South Asian literature in English	1
Speculative fiction as “decolonial option”: Towards a “vulnerable reading” of Ali Mirdrekvandi’s No Heaven for Gunga Din (1965)	1
Memoirs of African farms: Land, settlement, and belonging in white life writing from Southern Africa	1
Rethinking the “postcolonial” in the postcolonial interview	1
Writing an(Other) Europe: Challenging peripheries in Chika Unigwe’s fiction on Belgium	1
Live and let live: The Black 007 in No Time To Die	1
“To dream of a wildness distant from ourselves”: Capitalism, colonialism, and the Robinsonade	1
Graphic migrations: Precarity and gender in India and the diaspora	1
Planting the weathervane: Neo-liberalism, international charity, and the premodern in Anuradha Roy’sSleeping on Jupiter(2015)	1
“This story is not about immigrants but about refugees”: “Loose Change” by Andrea Levy	1
In memoriam – Patrick Wolfe (1949–2016)1	1
East of Delhi: Multilingual literary culture and world literature	1
“That hateful limit”: Narrative distancing and Palestinian subjectivity in the post-sumudfiction of Adania Shibli	1
“Ghostly revenants”: The soundscape of pain and memory in Afghan American fiction	1
Intersectional environmentalism: Russell C. Leong’s “Azure in Angel City: A Blues Sketch, Part One”	1
Documenting the unarchivable: Minor Detail and the archive of senses	1
The idea of Indian literature: Gender, genre, and comparative method The idea of Indian literature: Gender, genre, and comparative method , by Preetha Mani, Evanston, No	1
Women, rememory, and herstory: Reading Hangwoman as a feminist fiction of memory	1
Place and the postcolonial poetry of Nigeria	1
The postcolonial millennium: New directions in Malaysian literature in English	1
“Abhi Toh Main Jawan Hoon” (For I am forever young): Reflections on the agentic cinematic presence of Zohra Sehgal in British Indian films	1
The interrogation: Interviews at the limit	1
The new age of empire: How racism and colonialism still rule the world The new age of empire: How racism and colonialism still rule the world , by Kehinde Andrews, Londo	1
Australian literature and its institutionalization in the offshore playground	1
Introduction: Chinese diasporic writing	1
Vernacular English: Reading the Anglophone in Postcolonial India Vernacular English: Reading the Anglophone in Postcolonial India , by Akshya Saxena, Princeton, NJ, Prin	1
Re-Imagining the Guyanas Re-imagining the Guyanas , edited by Lawrence Aje, Thomas Lacroiz, and Judith Misrahi-Barak,Montpellier, Presses universitaires de la Méditerran	1
Mobilizing the past:The God of Small Things’ automotive ecologies	1
Robinson Crusoe : After the island	1
The fear of new barbarians: The drama of 9/11 terrorism and its threat on the west in Driss Chraïbi’s L’Homme qui venait du passé	1
Creative radicalism: Culture and the Arab left after the uprising	1
“I believe there are as many motherhoods as there are mothers”: In conversation with Jerry Pinto	1
“Kin-fused” revenge: Rewriting the canon and settler belonging in Leah Purcell’sThe Drover’s Wife	1
Finding the “way back”: Displacement and the imaginings of home in Niq Mhlongo’s Way Back Home	1
Diaspora & returns in fiction	1
Performing the Cold War in the postcolonial world: Theatre, film, literature and things	1
Final frontiers: Science fiction and techno-science in Non-Aligned India Final frontiers: Science fiction and techno-science in Non-Aligned India , by Upamanyu Pablo Muk	1
Babu Bangladesh!	1
The poetics of the (un)named city in Mohsin Hamid’s Exit West	1
China, Malaysia, and millennial diasporic identity in Tash Aw’s The Face and Five Star Billionaire	1
Cruel optimism and irreparable reading: Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Tambudzai and Nyasha trilogy	1
The living mountain: A fable for our times	1
Wong Phui Nam: Passing of a postcolonial literary pioneer	1

“Musée de l’absence” and “Postcolonial flâneuse”	1
FromPecore neretoFuture: Anthologizing intersectional Blackness in contemporary Italy	0
Marginlands: Indian landscapes on the brink	0
Politicising world literature: Egypt, between pedagogy and the public	0
In the name of Destà: Artivism, corporeality, and “postcolonial pathways”	0
Ambivalence, division, and critique: The collaborator in British Palestinian political thrillers	0
Why indigenous literatures matter	0
Entangled peripheries: Spatial agency in Jackie Kay’sTrumpetand Caryl Phillips’sThe Lost Child	0
Reconfiguration and representation in the literary landscape: Chinese-language literary production in Singapore	0
“Fully imagined, readable, and amusing”: A retrospective overview of the work of Laura Solomon (1974–2019)	0
Mobility in contemporary Zimbabwean literature in English: Crossing borders, transcending boundaries Mobility in contemporary Zimbabwean literature in English: Crossing borders, transce	0
Sensitive reading: The pleasures of South Asian literature in translation	0
Between modernity and modernism: Reading affect in Muktibodh’s translated poetry	0
Transnational re-memorialization in Preeta Samarasan’s Evening Is the Whole Day	0
Poetics and politics of relationality in contemporary Australian Aboriginal fiction	0
Oil fictions: World literature and our contemporary petrosphere	0
“You have to survive”: Reading trauma, survival, and adolescent resilience in N.H. Senzai’s contemporary young adult war narrative, Escape from Aleppo	0
Introduction: Robinson Crusoe, Karl Marx and the critique of colonial violence	0
“Two normative orders”: Time, the body, and memory in Okey Ndibe’s Foreign Gods, Inc.	0
Dark, Almost Nightby Joanna Bator as a (hi)story of the peripheral European city of Wałbrzych/Waldenburg	0
Imagining the self in South Asian and African literatures	0
Letters from Khartoum, D.R. Ewen: Teaching English Literature, Sudan, 1951–1965	0
(Un)Palatable encounters: Melancholic appetites in Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist	0
Buried in the desert and lost in the city: Gothic spaces in Egyptian feminist writing	0
Intergenerational trauma and complex implication in Maaza Mengiste’s The Shadow King (2019)	0
Introduction: New vistas of postcolonial discourse	0
Narrativizing what cannot be told: The Sand Child by Tahar Ben Jelloun as a liminal trauma narrative	0
African Literature in the Digital Age: Class and Sexual Politics in New Writing from Nigeria and Kenya	0
Shipwreck narratives: Out of our depth Shipwreck narratives: Out of our depth , by Michael Titlestad, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022, 229 pp., €49.99 (e-book), ISBN 978-	0
Refugee fiction as world-literature: Rethinking registration in the contemporary refugee novel	0
Postcolonial automobility: car culture in West Africa	0
Bodies of commerce: Economies of sex in contemporary African women’s writing	0
Being there, being here: Palestinian writings in the world	0
Writing Brexit: Colonial remains Writing Brexit: Colonial remains , edited by Caroline Koegler, Pavan Kumar Malreddy, and Marlena Tronicke, Abingdon, Routledge, 2021, 13	0
Two poems by Kaiser Haq	0
Archipelagic thinking in Merlinda Bobis’s Fish-Hair Woman corpus	0
Toxic grace? Tahmima Anam’sThe Bones of Graceand the pollution trade	0
State sponsored literature: Britain and cultural diversity after 1945	0
Green unpleasant land: Creative responses to rural England’s colonial connections	0
Queer Pacific mobilities: Translocal bodies in the poetry of Dan Taulapapa McMullin	0
Justice and human rights in the African imagination: We, too, are humans	0
A transnational vision of The King and I : On American culture and policy in David Henry Hwang’s Soft Power	0
Black women at war:The Shadow King(2019),Cronache dalla polvere(2019), and intersectional violence in contemporary Italy	0
Storying ourselves: Black Consciousness thought and adolescent agency in 21st-century Africa	0
The importance of self-definition: An interview with Djarah Kan	0
Fatima Meer, choosing to be defiant: Pictures, paintings and politics	0
The retrospective Raj: Medicine, literature and history after empire	0
“Swapping our blood for oil money”: Neo-liberal subjectivity and uneven development in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were	0
Traditional land, postcolonial development, and indigenous ecocriticism in Esther Syiem’s poems	0
Representing vulnerabilities in contemporary literature	0
The seven moons of Maali Almeida The seven moons of Maali Almeida , by Shehan Karunatilaka, Gurugram, Haryana, Penguin Random House India, 2022, 400 pp., ₹399 (paperback	0
We should all be radical feminists: A review of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s contribution to literature and feminism	0
Our History Is the Future: Standing Rock Versus the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Long Tradition of Indigenous Resistance; Standing With Standing Rock: Voices from the #NoDAPL Movement	0
Ecology of the zombie: World culture and the monstrous	0
The archive of hospitality in Leila Aboulela’s Minaret : A Sufi feminist revision	0
Frantz Fanon: alienation and freedom	0
Mapping modernisms: art, indigeneity, colonialism	0
Post-Arab spring narratives: A minor literature in the making	0
Temporary marriage in Iran: Gender and body politics in modern Iranian film and literature	0
Marketing secular anxieties: Mohsin Hamid’s planetary turn	0
The rise (in the fall) of Cochin: Provincializing metropolitan spatiality in Salman Rushdie’s The Moor’s Last Sigh	0
Interrogating eco-literature and sustainable development: Theory, text, and practice	0
Correction	0
Under postcolonial African skies (excerpts from a ten-poem sequence)	0
Czech translations and receptions of contemporary Australian fiction	0
The global novel and capitalism in crisis: contemporary literary narratives	0
“We tick: Other” – race, religion, and literary solidarities in three essay anthologies and the neo-liberal marketplace	0
The Power of Names; Missing Nyonya Poster	0
The world in a grain of sand: Postcolonial literature and radical universalism The world in a grain of sand: Postcolonial literature and radical universalism , by Nivedi	0
South Asian writers, Latin American literature, and the rise of global English	0
Return to innocence? Diaspora screen media and “New Ethnicities” in the moment of diversity	0
Hong Kong echoes across English ghost lands: A decolonizing of English-language poetry	0
Metaphysical exile: On J.M. Coetzee’s Jesus fictions Metaphysical exile: On J.M. Coetzee’s Jesus fictions , by Robert Pippin, New York, Oxford University Press, 2021, 14	0
Salman Rushdie in context	0
Malaysian literature in English: A critical companion	0
Afroeuropean peripheral mobilities in francophone African literatures	0
An equal death: Satyendranath Dutta’s poem on sati and widow remarriage	0
Memory studies and postcolonial writing: Interstitial intersections and entanglements	0
On not writing back: Cosmopolitan paradoxes in new diasporic Malaysian writing today	0
Why Australia? Inquiries and possibilities in the United States	0

Fragmentations, phantom limbs, re-memberings: Negotiating bodies, representation, and subjectivity in Caribbean British writing	0
The voice of diversity: Picture brides and masked individuality in Julie Otsuka’sThe Buddha in the Attic	0
The Cambridge History of World Literature	0
Varieties of imperial imaginary of the Arctic and the Congo in Lady Franklin of Russell Square and Heart of Darkness	0
“We’re all some sort of shaath ”: Convergence and transversality of minorities in Saleem Haddad’s Guapa	0
“I wanted to show the faces of these migrant workers, their struggles to breathe, and their undignified deaths”: In conversation with Puja Changoiwala	0
The legacy of Angélique in late 20th-century Black Canadian drama	0
Reading Malaysian literature in English: ethnicity, gender, diaspora, and nationalism	0
Caribbean literature in transition Caribbean literature in transition, 1800–1920 , Volume 1, edited by Evelyn O’Callaghan and Tim Watson, Cambridge, C	0
Beyond national(ist) binaries: The case of Zia Haider Rahman’s In the Light of What We Know	0
Clandestine crossings: Narrating Zimbabwe’s precarious diaspora in South Africa in Sue Nyathi’sThe Gold-Diggers(2018)	0
O cabelo dela revela: Towards decolonizing Afro Brazilian hair	0
The intersections of illness and literature in the Ottoman Empire: Figuring Émile Zola and syphilis in Halide Edib’sMev’ut Hüküm	0
Delving beneath the surface: An interview with Monica Ali	0
Tragedy and Postcolonial Literature Tragedy and Postcolonial Literature , by Ato Quayson, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2021, 334 pp., $46.75 (hardback), ISBN 9	0
Two poems by Nancy Anne Miller	0
The Kashmiri Pandits’ 1990s exodus: An interview with Siddhartha Gigoo	0
“Amplifying Black Italian voices”: An interview with Leaticia Ouedraogo	0
Trauma and transformation in African literature	0
Southeast Asia as a decolonial method of storytelling and epistemic intervention: A reading of Joshua Kam’s How the Man in Green Saved Pahang, and Possibly the World (20	0
American trickster: Trauma, tradition and Brer Rabbit	0
Crusoe’s crusade: Marginalia to the war against the devil in Daniel Defoe’sRobinsonCrusoe	0
Epitaph by her grave	0
The short story after apartheid: Thinking with form in South African literature	0
Antipodean China: Reflections on literary exchange Antipodean China: Reflections on literary exchange , edited by Nicholas Jose and Benjamin Madden, Artarmon, NSW, Giram	0
Names of the women	0
Mapping identity and place in Yongping Li’s The End of the River	0
Tributes to Derek Walcott, 1930–2017: In various light Tributes to Derek Walcott, 1930–2017: In various light , edited by Helen Goethals and Eric Doumerc, Cambridge, Cam	0
Glocal narratives of resilience	0
Manifesto for the immigrant poet	0
Spectres from the past: Slavery and the politics of history in West African and African-American literature	0
African literary imaginaries and critiques of global capitalism	0
International perspectives on Australian literature	0
Can the Subaltern laugh? Humour, translatability, and the inequalities of World Literature	0
Bifurcated futures: Generic discontinuity and speculative form in the post-2008 African novel	0
Ishtyle: Accenting gay Indian nightlife	0
Consciousness and the other: Fragmentation, unselfing, and a contemporary role for the modernist collage interview	0
Literatures of liberalisation: Global circulation and the long nineteenth century	0
Isolated incident Isolated incident , by Mariam Pirbhai, Toronto, Mawenzi House, 2022, 224 pp., $22.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-77415-088-7	0
The longevity of a poem is what counts: An interview with Menka Shivdasani	0
Editors’ note	0
The contested city: Speculative fiction and metropolitan imagination in colonial Bengal	0
Critical lives: Rabindranath Tagore	0
“Blood mist blurs my vision”: Six poems by Sukanta Bhattacharya	0
African literature as world literature	0
Majuli	0
The environmental apocalypse: Interdisciplinary reflections on the climate crisis	0
The racial politics of Afropolitanism and Zukiswa Wanner’s London, Cape Town, Joburg	0
Salman Rushdie and the death of the author	0
Memories of arrival: A voice from the margins	0
The secular cleansing that wasn’t: “Vande Mataram” and the expurgated story of Indian nationalism	0
Challenges and possibilities in the translation of Dalit literature: An interview with Susheela Punitha	0
The Cambridge history of world literature (2 vols) The Cambridge history of world literature (2 vols) , edited by Debjani Ganguly, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,	0
Leila Aboulela, Islam, and the trajectory of the African novel	0
Postcolonial social dramas in European provincial towns: Frank Westerman’s literary journalism	0
“Make way poet, jaywalking”: Play and irony in Arun Kolatkar’s work	0
“I feel I am a man and a free man too”: Palawa voices and the ethics of representation in contemporary Tasmanian fiction	0
Introduction: Secularism and the literary marketplace	0
Mediating Aotearoa: Essays on Māori culture	0
Dalit Lekhika: Women’s writings from Bengal	0
Displacing difference, interrupting Indianness: Song sequences in digitally-released Indian-American films	0
The anti-Antigone: Pākehā settler masculinity, racialized kinship, and contested paternity in Carl Nixon’s Settlers’ Creek	0
Empires of the mind: The colonial past and the politics of the present	0
Hyphenational poetics in Omar Musa’sParangandMillefiori	0
Building resilience in Lawrence Hill’s The Illegal	0
Inner and outer worlds: Gail Jones’ fiction Inner and outer worlds: Gail Jones’ fiction , edited by Anthony Uhlmann, Sydney, Sydney University Press, 2022, 186 pp., AU$4	0
Indian writings in English at present Nameste Trump & other stories , by Tabish Khair, Massachusetts, Interink Publishing, 2023, 256 pp., $17.00 (paperback), ISBN 97	0
Smoke and ashes: A writer’s journey through opium’s hidden histories	0
A Malaysian ecocriticism reader: Considerations of nature, culture, place, and identities	0
The Afterlife of al-Andalus: Muslim Iberia in Contemporary Arab and Hispanic Narratives The Afterlife of al-Andalus: Muslim Iberia in Contemporary Arab and Hispanic Narratives	0
A City of Cynics	0
Writing against colonialism in South African memoir	0
The challenge of interviewing Middle East leaders: A first-hand story of my encounters with dictators and dissidents	0
Of ties and lies: Ethical disruptions in Oyinkan Braithwaite’sMy Sister the Serial Killer(2018)	0
Bangladeshi literature in English: A critical anthology	0
Imagining Kashmir: Emplotment and colonialism Imagining Kashmir: Emplotment and colonialism , by Patrick Colm Hogan, Lincoln and London, University of Nebraska Press, 20	0
The flavours of mixing: Postcolonial literary representations of cooking as a feminine mode of creolization	0
Homing in: Dom Moraes and the felt community of the dissociated in India	0
Colonial coal and peripheral modernity: Shailajananda Mukhopadhyay’sPatalpurias world-ecological literature	0
Materializing grief: The reclamation of loss in Kamila Shamsie’sHome Fire	0
“It was too, too miserable being a child”: Whiteness and the mother–daughter dyad in Helen Oyeyemi’s The Icarus Girl	0
On the periphery: Contemporary exile fiction and Hungary	0
Spatial boundaries, abounding spaces: Colonial borders in French and francophone literature and film	0
Hindutva as Political Monotheism Hindutva as Political Monotheism , by Anustup Basu, Durham, Duke University Press, 2020, 296 pp., $27.95 (paperback), ISBN 9781478010944	0
Planetary specters: Race, migration, and climate change in the 21st century Planetary specters: Race, migration, and climate change in the 21st century , by Neel Ahuja,	0
Afterword: Diaspora as translation	0
Black British love matters: Asserting the transformative power of love in Bolu Babalola’s Love in Colour: Mythical Tales Around the World Retold	0
The Boochani effect: Public feelings and the limits of refugee authorship	0
From Oodgeroo Noonuccal to Alexis Wright: Postcolonial reading of Australian Indigenous literature in China, 1988–2018	0
“For here, we have not an enduring city, but we are looking for the city to come”: Dysgraphia of disaster and wayward Black futures in Jay Bernard’s Surge (2019)	0
A publisher’s perspective on diversity: A conversation with Hermione Thompson	0
Decolonial hope and planetary solidarity: Fostering sustainability through African life narratives	0
Consider the whale	0
A conversation with Leila Aboulela	0
Two London fires and a critique of grievability: Mournful protest, the Black elegy, and Jay Bernard’s Surge (2019)	0