Abdulrazak Gurnah

Abdulrazak Gurnah, Nobel Prize–winning novelist, is celebrated for his profound exploration of migration, exile, colonial trauma, and identity. In this insightful interview, Gurnah reflects on storytelling, history, belonging, and the silenced experiences of displaced communities across Africa and the Indian Ocean world. This video covers: • Gurnah’s life, exile, and literary journey • Postcolonial identity and migration narratives • Memory, trauma, and historical injustice • His views on language, history, and belonging • Why his work matters in contemporary world literature Essential for BA English, Postcolonial Studies, World Literature, Cultural Studies, and readers of global fiction. ⸻ #AbdulrazakGurnah #NobelLaureate #WorldLiterature #PostcolonialStudies #AfricanWriters #MigrationNarratives #BAEnglish #LiteratureInterview #GlobalFiction #IndianOceanWorld #ExileAndIdentity #CulturalStudies #ModernWriters #LiteratureExplained #AcademicYouTube #EnglishStudies