Post-immigrant writing

Guelner is an African immigrant. He writes in English, and all his writing contents are stories about his hometown. He is an immigrant writer. Moreover, he has many wonderful works, such as At the seaside, Escape and so on. But his popularity in China is not high, and few people pay attention to it. After he won the Nobel Prize in Literature this time, everyone suddenly noticed this writer. His novels describe the cruel rule of imperialist countries in those colonies and the loneliness and trauma of immigrants. While conveying these pictures to the audience in detail, they also let everyone walk into his story and become readers of his novels.

When dealing with these images and pictures, Guelner, a new identity, has a profound recognition of the characters. The characters in his books will find themselves in culture and cultural changes. Guelner's novels are regarded as an attempt of personal narration, and he hopes to tell history in the language of colonists. Moreover, in 20 10, he talked about Derrida's influence on himself, in which he described the differences and differences between the two. While emphasizing differences, his writing made more people know the story of the colonists.

Guelner is a writer who has experienced a thorn, and it is this thorn that makes him feel the truth of every story. His experience gave him a new identity and a new perspective. His identity is different from that of European white writers, and he is a special existence. He tells stories from a brand-new perspective and lets people know history again with brand-new experiences.

His love for his hometown and his rich shaping and expansion of stories have made readers feel deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Guelner is an excellent person. Even though he has emigrated, he is still a diaspora looking after his hometown. His love for his hometown is not only between the lines, but also the evolution of every detail.