Richard Wagamese's "Keeper'n Me" (1994). The Quest of Healing First Nation Identity in Canada

Focusing on the impact of literature from former colonies like Canada, Australia, and India, this essay explores how the last fifty years have seen writers enrich English-speaking literature. Themes such as colonialism, racism, immigration, exile, survival, and hybrid identities are addressed, highlighting the significant contributions of these authors to contemporary literary discourse. The work emphasizes the transformative role of these narratives in reshaping perceptions and experiences within the broader context of post-colonial literature.