The Postcolonial Detective

Notes on the Contributors Introducing the Post-Colonial Detective: Putting Marginality to Work; E.Christian Keating's Inspector Ghote: Post-Colonial Detective? M.Tamaya James McClure's Mickey Zondi: The Partner of Apartheid; E.Tomarken Upfield's Napoleon Bonaparte: Post-Colonial Detective Prototype as Cultural Mediator; M.Rye A Crane among Chickens: the Search for Place in William Marshall's Yellowthread Street Novels; D.Bosi The Savage among Us: the Post-Colonial Detective in William Marshall's Manila Bay Novels; D.Loganbill Post-Colonial Problems in the Canadian Detective Novels of Eric Wright and Howard Engel; P.Quinn The Post-Colonial Detective in People's China; J.C.Kinkley The Traditional Hero as Modern Detective: Huo Sang in Early Twentieth-Century Shanghai; K.F.Tam Paco Ignacio Taibo II: Post-Colonialism and the Detective Story in Mexico; J.H.Martin The Spanish Detective as Cultural Other; J.F.Colmeiro Driss ChraIbi's A Place in the Sun : The King, the Detective, the Banker, and Casablanca; R.Célestin Index