Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 13:40:32 -0400
From: Mark Groundland <megrou1-AT-pop.uky.edu>
Subject: Re: History of Gay Literature


Dave Cummings:

This isn't exactly what you requested, but I am hoping that it might help:

Mohanram, Radhika. "Postcolonial Spaces and Deterritorialized
(Homo)Sexuality: The Films of Hanif Kureishi."
	POSTCOLONIAL DISCOURSE AND CHANGING CULTURAL CONTEXTS: THEORY AND CRITICISM.
	Eds. Gita Rahan and Radhika Mohanram. Connecticut and London: Greenwood P,
1995. 117-34.

Best of luck,

Mark Groundland 

At 02:14 AM 5/28/99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Somewhat off tangent, but I'd be happy to receive
>suggestions re. postcolonial queer writings. shani
>mootoo and shyam selvadurai are the only two names
>that come off the top of my head. any SEA writers?
>thanks.
>
>david
>
>
>--- Dave Cummings <dc5-AT-ukc.ac.uk> wrote:
>> Has anybody had the chance to read Gregory Woods new
>> book?
>> 
>> The chapter on Black African Poetry, seems to be
>> just about homophobia in
>> these poets work rather than examining post-colonial
>> queer writing. In fact
>> for Woods queer writing doesn't seem to exist in the
>> post-colonial world.
>> Something that sets itself up as a history of gay
>> (sic) writing seems to
>> point to gay/queer/homosexual writing to be
>> exclusively of the western
>> tradition.
>> 
>> Any comments?
>> 
>> Dave
>> 
>> 
>> 
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