The Wretched of the Earth (Penguin Modern Classics)

Excellent value for money

I've really enjoyed reading this book. I'm particularly surprise about some of the revelations Fanon mentioned in the book. It is indeed a must for all who want to be enlightened about history, and how far we've come as black people.

The book is a must read to develop an idea of colonialism and the battle to freedom

Hard hitting and factual. Can't say I enjoyed this book as the topic is truly heart wrenching. But it is a must read for all interested in this topic area.

It's not an easy read, but nothing worth reading is! Fanon uses incredibly poetic language in describing the position of the colonised and his disgust for the oppressor. He offers great insight to the condition of the colonised person, and how it seeps into every part of your life. I have quoted Fanon in many of my academic essays, and I can imagine that the more you read this book, the more in unveils and reveals dependent on the situation of 'today'.

The ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza made me read this, and boy I was struck! Very relevant

classic, beautifully written and expressive of oppressed peoples perspectives

It seems some things keeps on evolving with very little changes in humanity. After many years of this book being put together the title is so profound in the 21st century crisis.