Collection:After Empire

Four Hawaiian women. Five generations. The kingdom that was stolen.

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amaica to London. The welcome was not what they promised.

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A mother refuses to feed her child. The state is why.

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A boy soldier invents a language to tell his war.

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A Māori artist. A mute boy. A violence that becomes a healing.

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A Guinea childhood, written in exile knowing it's gone.

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A spirit child walks between the living and the dead.

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In Kerala, the wrong people love each other. Everything breaks.

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Bangladesh won its war. Now brother and sister fight about what for.

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A folk saint and the revolution she made inevitable.

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One hundred years of colonial war. The historian who names it.

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The Himalayas, an insurgency, and a cook's son in New York.

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Jeju's women divers. A massacre. A friendship broken for sixty years.

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A formerly enslaved woman tells her story her own way.

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They promised. They keep almost keeping the promise.

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The borders between nations are imaginary. The deaths are real.

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Brown v. Board was sixty years ago. Schools are more segregated now.

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History keeps overwriting your choices. Live anyway.

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Pakistan-Afghan borderlands in nine linked stories.

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Urban Native Americans. The powwow. What happens next.

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One man. Every catastrophe of modern China. He survives them all.

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A border village in 1947. The trains arrive carrying bodies.

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