Colonialism Stories

In a world where the Na'vi lost the war, Pandora lives under human rule. Fifteen years after the death of Jake Sully, the forests are quieter, the clans are scattered, and the People are hunted to near extinction. Neteyem, the son of Neytiri and the fallen Toruk Makto, has grown up in the shadow of loss-taught to survive, to fight, and above all, to never trust the sky people. Anu is everything he was raised to hate. A young human hunter trained to kill Na'vi without hesitation, she moves through the forest like a weapon-cold, efficient, and hollow. Secretly fascinated by the world she helps destroy, Anu carries a longing she does not understand and a loyalty that is slowly breaking. When hunter and hunted cross paths again and again, hatred gives way to obsession, restraint, and something far more dangerous: understanding. Bound by a forbidden connection, torn between legacy and choice, Neteyem and Anu are drawn toward a fate that will decide the future of Pandora itself. Some wars end in victory. Others end in sacrifice.

Three stories about colonialism. I Tale of Twas recalls a case of intra-colonialism - one group of Africans attempting to usurp the land of another group with catastrophic consequences. II Tale of a Belgian Nun or the role of the church in colonial activities. III Tale of the Balubas or the tragic results of colonialism.

One empire fights for its soul. The other fights for its ledger. Canton, 1839. The Pearl River is a graveyard of secrets, choked by the hulls of British merchant ships and the sweet, sickly scent of "Foreign Mud." To the West, opium is the perfect commodity-the silver-maker that balances the scales of the British Empire. To the East, it is a poison dissolving the Mandate of Heaven. When Commissioner Liang Wei arrives with a mandate from the Emperor to choke the trade at its source, he sets a match to a powder keg that has been dry for centuries. Four lives collide in the smoke: The Patriot: A rigid moralist who believes righteousness can outgun a fleet. The Merchant: A pragmatist who views addiction as a mere variable in a balance sheet. The Scholar's Son: A brilliant youth whose descent into the pipe mirrors his nation's decay. The Court Insider: A survivor who knows that the loudest voices for war often hide the deepest corruption. From the opulent tea houses of the Thirteen Factories to the blood-stained decks of the Royal Navy's steamships, The Opium Wars is a sprawling epic of systemic collapse. In a world where honor is traded for silver and morality is obscured by a cloud of white smoke, there are no heroes-only the survivors of a century of humiliation. History is written in ink. It is erased in blood.

They came, they saw, they conquered. Or maybe they came, they saw, they co-existed and educated?

An aging Malaysian police detective approaching the end of his career is confronted by a despicable crime and his mountainous rural community is shaken. A young officer on the rise arrives from the city to assist him. Both men must reach a mutual understanding to catch a brutal and remorseless killer.

Jire is one girl in a city of thousands; a city ruled by invaders who take everything they can and leave nothing for people like her. But none of that matters anymore. Only today's water matters.

In a world where gold feeds an empire, a village survives on hope-and the quiet courage of one man who refuses to let it be taken.

Characteristics of postcolonial writing

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU MIX BRITISH COLONISTS WITH NIGERIAN NATIVES? I DON'T KNOW! I WAS'NT BORN THEN...SO I IMAGINE. BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT WE ALL DO. -Prince Akatika

Myan Lami was built to be unbreakable-a biotic Special Agent of the Terran Federation, forged from self-replicating microchips and genetically loyal to his creators. But on the ice-covered world of Epsilon Indi A 1, he faces a mission that will test more than his strength. Sent to investigate a vanished expedition, Lami stumbles into the path of the Minvali, a towering alien people with a complex society and a buried grudge. As he endures captivity, humiliation, and the slow unraveling of an interstellar mystery, he begins to question the Federation's truth-and his own purpose within it. Haunted by a past he cannot erase and drawn toward a future he may not understand, Lami must navigate a deadly terrain of cultural conflict, buried secrets, and choices no soldier was ever meant to make. In a world where loyalty is programmed and justice is expendable, Choices of Steel asks what remains when loyalties break-and whether conscience can outweigh command. This story takes place in my Lords of the Stars shared universe. See my profile for other stories set in the same universe.

The battle and loss tale of a great clan due to colonialism

A new war erupts, demanding one man to make a difficult decision, with the weight of everything he cherishes hanging in the balance. ★★★★ Jagunmolu, a war veteran scarred by a haunting past, carries not only memories but also a weapon that presents its own challenges. Seeking to leave his violent history behind, he finds an unexpected path by working with a white missionary family in a quiet village within the Oyo empire. This fragile peace is shattered when the drums of a new war echo across the land. This new conflict throws Jagunmolu's hard-won identity and beliefs into turmoil, forcing him to confront a devastating choice. Does he return to the brutal reality of war, facing almost certain death, or does he stand by and witness the destruction of his new life and the people he has come to love? Jagunmolu's choice of silence, meant to protect, unknowingly becomes a dangerous weapon, potentially leading to the very destruction he hoped to avoid.

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The Murder of Pamela , barmaid at the Hollow Grail is vicious in every sense. it screams of a burning passion, fueled by raw hatred and pain beyond imagination. The murder brings with it all the dirty dealings at the Grail, a den of imps. They make merry and squander their loot, they keep deep secrets that forever, they want kept shut. Their perfect sunset is threatened by the new barmaid holding Fort for the usual girl, Salome. She is the circus itself, and she is in town. There's a price to pay.

The earth's first monarchy springs forth from the union between the Eternal Goddess Eagle and the ethereal creature Cro in the forge of time. The scales of an erstwhile peaceful earth turn adversely as human history finds itself in a vortex of struggles occasioned by the intense persecution, oppression and captivity the descendants of Cro and Eagle experience. Would the inhabitants of earth know once again its pristine and peaceful beginnings? Colonialism and human experiences of generational suffering are enduring memories in the annals of time. The Last Blackbird, the first of a trilogy, explores these unfathomable consequences and the possibility of a world devoid of mutual distrust in its spell-binding, fluid narrative. It derives its sterner stuff from the rich cadences of the Rastafari community known for its puritan ways of upholding idyll in place of distress. In The Last Blackbird, M. C. Rose masterly captures the picturesque impulses of human thoughts and actions on the canvass of time in a most refreshing way. This intricate web of a well-plotted fantasy, ultimately engenders a rethink on our march forward as a human species. Inspired by the rich culture and the Rastafarian community, the Last Black Bird explores the unfathomable consequence of colonialism and the human experiences of generational suffering. This is the first book of a trilogy.

The city of New Trackton is in turmoil. A colony built on the ruins of a once-proud matriarchy, it hangs in a delicate balance between old and new. But when a tribal insurgency threatens to undermine it, the city's unity will be put to the test, and the long-forgotten poor must team up with the rich and powerful to defend it.

Crimes of colonialism - The Renaissance in the mirror of colonialism - The Columbus glorification is a masterpiece of disinformation. Columbus abused his power. He proselytized with the sword. Columbus paved the way for generations of criminals. The robber barons and upwardly mobile wealth of the conquistadors shifted the balance not only in Spain. England came into play. Elizabeth I. ennobled pirates. The Protestant brigands dismantled the Catholic world order established by Pope Alexander VI in the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494. I'll tell you about the white raiders in the Newspanish Viceroyalty of La Plata. Actors of horror put 'barbaric and humane' before extermination and preservation, but preservation alone seemed barbaric to them.

A story of first contact, the dawn of a new era, and the political ramifications which come alongside a a new superpower entering the field of globalism.