Pilgrims Way: By the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature

Centers on Daud, an immigrant navigating the complexities of life in England while wrestling with his past in Africa. The narrative explores themes of racial prejudice and cultural displacement, as Daud encounters both overt hostility and subtle condescension. His relationships, particularly with Catherine and his friend Karta, illuminate the challenges of connection and identity in a foreign land. Furthermore, the text touches upon post-colonial experiences and the lingering impact of empire, contrasting idealized notions of England with the harsh realities faced by immigrants.

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Pilgrims Way: By the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature

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