Postcolonial Lives is a series of interpretative auto/biographies of postcolonial subjects – writers, artists, intellectuals, groups, movements, networks, animals, objects – broadly conceived to cover all significant points of intersection – e.g. indigenous, transnational, post-national, cosmopolitan, post-human (human and non-human, or more-than-human). The series focuses intensively on lives that have been lived as well as made in a postcolonial condition, and in proximity to an expanded field of alterity. It aims also to locate auto/biography specifically as a significant dimension of postcolonial studies.
Series Editors Russell McDougall,
University of New England, Armidale Mala Pandurang,
BMN College, Matunga, Mumbai Michael R. Griffiths,
University of Wollongong, Wollongong
Editorial Board Gaurav Desai,
University of Michigan, USA Peter Tirop Simatei,
Moi University, Kenya Tina Steiner,
Stellenbosch University, South Africa Claire Chambers,
University of York, United Kingdom Judith Misrahi,
University of Montpellier, France Neil ten Kortenaar,
University of Toronto, Canada Uzoma Esonwanne,
University of Toronto, Canada Rajeev Patke,
National University of Singapore, Singapore Maryse Jayasuriya,
University of Texas at El Paso, USA Peter Hulme,
University of Essex, United Kingdom Alison Donnell,
University of Reading, United Kingdom Annalisa Oboe,
University of Padua, Italy Selina Tusitala Marsh,
University of Auckland, New Zealand Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert,
Vassar College, USA