No Name Smurf experiences existential angst because he doesn't have his own skill or character trait that makes him stand out, leading to a revelation about his inner magic.
Fanon emphasizes that the identities of individuals shaped by colonialism require reconstruction through an internal process of liberation, not just external pressures.
Claire Adam's sophomore novel, Love Forms, transcends the boundaries of a typical debut: it’s rich in emotional depth, exploring themes of maternal loss, identity, and the haunting repercussions of past choices.