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Review
Seepersad Naipaul: The world before A House for Mr Biswas
Published 2025
Journal of postcolonial writing, 1 - 11
Review
Published 2024
Journal of Postcolonial Writing
In Salman Rushdie’s Quichotte (2019), Sam Duchamp, the latter day Cide Hamete Benengeli of Miguel de Cervantes’s (Citation2005) Don Quixote, tells his sister that in the new book he is writing (which forms the basis of the narrator/Rushdie’s reconstruction of the novel) he would write about the “mind-numbing junk culture of his time [… about] unforgivable things [… and about] Indian immigrants, racism toward them” (289). And then, it seems as an afterthought, he adds a more theoretical premise: he would also write about the “intertwining of fictional and ‘real’ realities, the death of the author” (289)...
Review
The world novel: Salman Rushdie’s Quichotte
Published 2024
Journal of postcolonial writing
Quichotte, by Salman Rushdie, London, Jonathan Cape, 2019, 393 pp, 20.00(hardback), ISBN 9781787331914
Review
Reading Salman Rushdie: The self the nation, and the world, Victory city
Published 2024
Journal of Postcolonial Writing, Early View
Salman Rushdie began his writing career with three novels...