Studying Anglo-Indian Novels: A Forgotten Genre (original) (raw)

The article introduces and explores the largely neglected genre of Anglo-Indian novels, emphasizing their significance in understanding the colonial period in India. It highlights how these works, produced by Anglo-Indians and Indian authors writing in English, contributed to the construction of knowledge about India and shaped British perceptions of the subcontinent. By advocating for a more comprehensive study of Anglo-Indian literature, the article calls for recognition of lesser-known authors alongside more prominent figures like Kipling and Forster.