G. C. K. Killam is a Tanzanian novelist known for his works exploring themes of colonialism, nationalism, and the complexities of identity in post-independence Africa.
Here are some of his notable works:
* The Old Man and the Medal (1968): This is often considered his most acclaimed novel, a satirical tale of a village elder who receives a medal for his supposed contribution to the fight against colonialism.
* The Scapegoat (1975): A novel that explores the consequences of racial and cultural prejudice in a newly independent African nation.
* The Wounded (1980): This novel delves into the psychological and emotional scars left by the colonial era and the struggle for independence.
G. C. K. Killam's works are known for their sharp social commentary and their examination of the complex realities of postcolonial Africa.