African non -humanism immersive work

I haven’t read anything about NNEDI OKORAFOR before Author’s deathBut after a few pages, I found that I made a psychological record to add everything she had written. Okorafor Compared with “African culture, history”, “history”, “myths and observation points”, the term “Africanist” is described and the subclass of science fiction novels.

Author’s death It is a bit like two books. After the protagonist Zelu of the Nigerian American American, her exile rises becoming famous. It is an unexpected popular novel author. Rusty robotAnd bring us into the above novels, this is an unmanned future society living by robots and AI.

Zelu is a man of the disabled in the mid -1930s and has a huge family. When this book begins, she is experiencing a rough patch. When she succeeds overnight, she has to be taken seriously by the people around her. When trying new things, she will face continuous driving force, such as self -driving cars and exoskeleton mobile assistance. The family dynamics she lives and her life-on the cusp of the major changes driven by technological progress-it feels very real, I have invested much in the drama than in their drama Rusty robotEssence But there are reasons for all of this. Both narratives are well woven together, creating a story of immersive and deep -provoking.