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London Lovers: Zadie Smith, and relational encounters the text produces. The third part of this chapter sheds light on the intimate relationships in both . and Smith’s latest novel . in order to examine how city and love become entangled in a new understanding of postcolonial, diasporic togetherness.

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Opening Wor(l)ds: Warsan Shire and Shailja Patel,perative, reparative work of love undertaken by both poets. It contends that Patel’s and Shire’s formations of cross-oceanic female community and empathetic kinship encompass and embody new forms of worldly affinity.

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,Coda: “Dreaming of a yet unwritten future”, resistant revisionings of space while also, importantly, writing about love, intimacy, desire and romance, collectively constitute a heterogeneous body of texts which tell no single story but instead bear witness to the different geographical and affective border-crossings that happen when combining these two spheres.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67754-1Critical love studies; Globalization; Migration; Refugee movements; Black feminist writers; Chimamanda Ng