/lit/ - Literature

>>1944155
Shit like what? It seems like a bunch of people can't get over the fact that this book is written by an african and part of it is about europeans asserting dominance. This book is in no way whining about injustice. Half the book goes by before the europeans even arrive. The book is about the nature of strength and masculinity, the effects of a culture on the individual and the necessity of adapting ones beliefs to the changing world.

It's also nice being shown elements of a culture that is dead/dying, regardless of where or why.

It's like people are commenting without having read the book or having read the book with so much cynicism they didn't comprehend anything. Surely that kind of thing doesn't happen here.