/lit/ - Literature

Yesterday there was a thread on "black" lit which was promptly deleted. As a followup with ideally less shitposting, are their any decent african novelists, esp ones that deal with the horrors of post-colonialism and liberia/Central african republic/congo level chimpouts? Fiction if possible, really solid "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" level non-fic is good too.

Are there any African Mario Vargas Llosas?

>best betting odds
>black african
>left wing
>has written in English
>getting on in years

He's a guaranteed winner

>On 11 August, robbers broke into his high-security apartment: they assaulted Ngũgĩ, sexually assaulted his wife and stole various items of value.

This is the face of the man who was beaten and forced to watch as a gang of men held his screaming wife down, tore off her clothes, and penetrated every hole in her slim black body. This is the face of the man whose eyes would have been wide and tear-filled, his mouth choked full of pleas for mercy, and his mind forever tainted by the memory of his wife; his sweet, sweet wife, filled with the filthy fingers and the throbbing cocks of a gang of black youths.

He would have cradled her naked body in his arms afterwards, looking down through blackened eyes, and wondering how he could ever tongue that pussy again. Her inner thighs hatched and gouged by the fingernails, her anus visibly torn, a cocktail of semen from five different men trickling down her legs and pooling on the carpet. Violated. Destroyed.

They would have cried together as their unity died together, eyes locked in a fresh horrible experience. Did one of the men take her ass, while one took her pussy? Did he kneel in that pooling semen and let it crust to his trousers? Did he ever tongue his wife's pussy again? This is the face of the man that knows.