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Covers key works by Jean Rhys, Kazuo Ishiguro, Hanif Kureishi, Timothy Mo, Caryl Phillips, Salman Rushdie, V. S. Naipaul, and Sam Selvon. For each author, it lists important works with year, genre, and central themes aligned to UGC NET focus areas such as exile, memory, colonial identity, migration, race, gender, and postcolonial politics. 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JEAN RHYS\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nThe Left Bank and Other Stories\n1927\nShort stories\nExile, alienation, women, colonial Caribbean\n2\nPostures / Quartet\n1928\nNovel\nExile, relationships, displacement\n3\nAfter Leaving Mr Mackenzie\n1931\nNovel\nFemale alienation, poverty, identity\n4\nVoyage in the Dark\n1934\nNovel\nColonial identity, migration, loneliness\n5\nGood Morning, Midnight\n1939\nNovel\nAlienation, isolation, female consciousness\n6\nWide Sargasso Sea\n1966\nNovel\nColonialism, race, gender, identity; prequel/revision of Jane Eyre\n2. KAZUO ISHIGURO\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nA Pale View of Hills\n1982\nNovel\nMemory, trauma, post-war Japan\n2\nAn Artist of the Floating World\n1986\nNovel\nMemory, guilt, art, post-war Japan\n3\nThe Remains of the Day\n1989\nNovel\nMemory, dignity, duty, repression\n4\nThe Unconsoled\n1995\nNovel\nDream logic, memory, anxiety, identity\n5\nWhen We Were Orphans\n2000\nNovel\nMemory, identity, colonial Shanghai, detective fiction\n6\nNever Let Me Go\n2005\nNovel\nMemory, humanity, ethics, mortality\n7\nNocturnes\n2009\nShort stories\nMusic, love, loneliness, human relationships\n8\nThe Buried Giant\n2015\nNovel\nMemory, forgetting, history, violence\n9\nKlara and the Sun\n2021\nNovel\nArtificial intelligence, love, humanity, technology\n3. HANIF KUREISHI\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nThe Buddha of Suburbia\n1990\nNovel\nMulticulturalism, race, class, sexuality, identity\n2\nThe Black Album\n1995\nNovel\nIslam, youth, politics, identity, multicultural Britain\n3\nIntimacy\n1998\nNovel\nRelationships, family, separation, masculinity\n4\nGabriel's Gift\n2001\nNovel\nFamily, art, childhood, popular culture\n5\nSomething to Tell You\n2008\nNovel\nIdentity, relationships, politics\n6\nThe Last Word\n2014\nNovel\nWriting, power, ageing, biography\n4. TIMOTHY MO\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nThe Monkey King\n1978\nNovel\nChinese diaspora, migration, cultural identity\n2\nSour Sweet\n1982\nNovel\nChinese immigrants, London, family, crime, multiculturalism\n3\nAn Insular Possession\n1986\nNovel\nColonialism, trade, China, British empire\n4\nThe Redundancy of Courage\n1991\nNovel\nEast Timor, colonialism, occupation, resistance\n5\nBrownout on Breadfruit Boulevard\n1995\nNovel\nDiaspora, identity, race, culture\n6\nPure\n2012\nNovel\nPre-Revolution France, class, politics, social change\n5. CARYL PHILLIPS\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nThe Nature of Blood\n1997\nNovel\nSlavery, Holocaust, race, memory, diaspora\n2\nThe Final Passage\n1985\nNovel\nCaribbean migration, family, identity, displacement\n3\nA State of Independence\n1986\nNovel\nMigration, return, colonial identity\n4\nHigher Ground\n1989\nNovel\nSlavery, race, displacement, historical memory\n5\nCambridge\n1991\nNovel\nSlavery, colonialism, race, power\n6\nCrossing the River\n1993\nNovel\nSlavery, diaspora, separation, memory\n7\nForeigners: Three English Lives\n2007\nBiography / History\nMigration, race, identity, Englishness\n6. SALMAN RUSHDIE\nNo.\nImportant Work\nYear\nGenre\nCentral Theme / UGC NET Focus\n1\nGrimus\n1975\nNovel\nIdentity, exile, fantasy, cultural hybridity\n2\nMidnight's Children\n1981\nNovel\nPartition, postcolonial India, nation, identity\n3\nShame\n1983\nNovel\nPolitics, Pakistan, shame, violence, identity\n4\nThe Satanic Verses\n1988\nNovel\nMigration, identity, religion, hybridity\n5\nHaroun and the Sea of Stories\n1990\nNovel\nStorytelling, freedom, language\n6\nThe Moor's Last Sigh\n1995\nNovel\nIndia, art, family, history, identity\n7\nThe Ground Beneath Her Feet\n1999\nNovel\nMusic, myth, migration, globalization\n8\nFury\n2001\nNovel\nMigration, globalization, alienation\n9\nShalimar the Clown\n2005\nNovel\nKashmir, terrorism, love, history\n10\nThe Enchantress of Florence\n2008\nNovel\nHistory, imagination, East-West encounter\n11\nTwo Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights\n2015\nNovel\nMyth, reason, fantasy, politics\n7. V. S. NAIPAUL\nNo.\nImport","cbCaicpYVRfXeyWf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicpYVRfXeyWf","docx",13642,"English","# Writers of British Diaspora - Important Works\n## Chart-wise materials by author\n## UGC NET high-priority works","[{\"question\":\"Which writers are included in this UGC NET chart-wise study material?\",\"answer\":\"The material covers Jean Rhys, Kazuo Ishiguro, Hanif Kureishi, Timothy Mo, Caryl Phillips, Salman Rushdie, V. S. 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