Diasporic Subjectivity and Cultural Brokering in Contemporary Post-Colonial Literatures should prove to be a central text for university courses in world literature in English and post-colonial critical theory. Focusing on writing that reflects the migrations of huge populations across the globe, the internationally recognized authors of these essays provide astute insights into the questions of identity and subjectivity within the framework of contemporary cultural continuities and disjunctions. Professor Maver has selected an excellent group of essays, and his fine introduction nicely situates them within the major concerns of post-colonial studies.

Sydney J. Kaplan, University of Washington

This collection of critical essays represents a wide-ranging and compelling challenge to accepted post-colonial inscriptions of transcultural experience in the contemporary world.

J.A Wainwright, Mc Culloch Emeritus Professor Dalhousie University, Halifax McCulloch Emeritus Professor, Dalhousie University, Halifax