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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie examines race, identity, and the immigrant experience as her Nigerian protagonists navigate life in the USA and the UK.

Arundhati Roy delves into the complexities of the caste system and religious differences in Kerala, India, as well as the lingering effects of British colonialism.

Jean Rhys explores issues of racial inequality and colonial power dynamics through the backstory of a character originally from Charlotte Brontë's 'Jane Eyre'.

Amy Tan offers a multi-generational exploration of Chinese American women navigating the complexities of their dual heritage.

Chinua Achebe explores the impact of colonialism on the Igbo society in Nigeria, revealing the clash between Western and African cultures.

Junot Díaz blends the Dominican American experience with elements of fantasy, providing insight into the life of an immigrant family in the United States.

Jhumpa Lahiri follows an Indian American family's experiences, examining the themes of identity and cultural assimilation.

Zadie Smith delves into postcolonial London, addressing issues of race, ethnicity, and cultural hybridity in a diverse cast of characters.

Salman Rushdie interweaves magical realism with historical events, reflecting on India's multicultural identity post-independence.