Audrey Small

Dr Audrey Small is a Lecturer in Modern Languages and Cultures at the University of Sheffield, affiliated with the School of Languages, Arts and Societies. She specializes in Francophone African and Caribbean literature, focusing on postcolonial identity, publishing economics, and migration discourses. A founding member of the SOMLAL Postcolonial and Migration Studies research cluster, her work bridges literary analysis with socio-political contexts.

• PhD, University of Aberdeen
• MA (Hons), French Studies, University of Aberdeen (1997)

Research Interests include postcolonial theory, identity politics, publishing in former colonies, and literature of the Rwandan genocide. Her recent publications analyze Fatou Diome's migration narratives, transatlantic imaginaries, and the challenges of twenty-first-century Francophone literature in Africa.

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Labs and Teams: Co-founded the SOMLAL Postcolonial and Migration Studies cluster.