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Innovative register and feminist critique in Mark Behr’s The Smell of Apples by Nabutanyi, Edgar Fred

“…Mark Behr’s artistic exploration of the horrific legacy of Afrikaner racist and masculinist ideology in The Smell of Apples has attracted substantial critical…”
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Surviving the Genocide: The Singularity of Suffering in Yvonne Owuor's “Weight of Whispers” by Fred Nabutanyi, Edgar

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Queering the Post-Apocalypse in Three Selected Short Stories by Dilman Dila by Nabutanyi, Edgar Fred

“…The Ugandan literary canon is comparable to other regional postcolonial fiction in its obsession with verisimilitude in the representation of nationalist…”
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Dominance, Silence, and Homoerotic Pleasures in Nakisanze Segawa's The Triangle by Nabutanyi, Edgar Fred

“…[...]it elucidates how African writers are responding to the contemporary culture wars over the public emergence of non-normative sexualities with innovative…”
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The Subversion of Archipelagic Memory in Yvonne Owuor's The Dragonfly Sea by Nabutanyi, Edgar Fred

“…Archipelago memory and history are often scripted as inherently colonial and patriarchal obligations. This is anchored on the belief that it is the dominant…”
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Dystopian Futures: Ugandan Science Fiction and Post-Apocalypse Contagions by Nabutanyi, Edgar Fred

“…Uganda, like most countries on the African continent, has in the recent past grappled with existential pandemics such as AIDS, Marburg disease, cholera, Ebola,…”
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