Caribbean
Trinidad and Tobago
Contemporary
English
Science Fiction
Tan-Tan escapes her abusive father to a parallel world, where she becomes the mythic outlaw figure the Midnight Robber, drawn from Caribbean Carnival tradition. Written in Afro-Caribbean creole.
Literary Significance
A landmark of Caribbean science fiction; fuses Afrofuturism with Carnival mythology and creole language
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editorial-summarynot primary textTan-Tan escapes her abusive father to a parallel world, where she becomes the mythic outlaw figure the Midnight Robber, drawn from Caribbean Carnival tradition. Written in Afro-Caribbean creole. A landmark of Caribbean science fiction; fuses Afrofuturism with Carnival mythology and creole language
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