Ties That Bound
J. C. Sharman
Published 2026
264 pages
The most popular colonialism books of 2026
Books about colonialism examine the rule of one people over another's land. Histories describe conquest and empire, and novels from both sides show what it did to the colonized and the colonizers. Many of the most important are written by authors from countries that won their independence. This list shows the ones first published in 2026.
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The Travel Writings
Srimata Hardevi
Published 2026
130 pages
Neptune's Fortune The Billion-Dollar Shipwreck and the Ghosts of the Spanish Empire
Julian Sancton
Published 2026
384 pages
The Indigenous Nation Building Glossary
Daryle Rigney, Simone Bignall, Anthea Compton
Published 2026
272 pages
The Collected Works of Wyndham Lewis
Published 2026
256 pages
Democracy’s Subjections Colonial Modernity and the Gendered Subject of Violence
Lyn Ossome
Published 2026
272 pages
Diplomacy Ends at Midnight The Long Return of Hong Kong to China
Dalena Wright
Published 2026
448 pages
Returns and Reconnections Engaging Indigenous and Community Relationships with the Deep Past
Ben Silverstein, Mike Jones, Paul Lane
Published 2026
272 pages
Straya Day The Unofficial History of Australia's National Day from the Author of RUM and GOLD
Matt Murphy
Published 2026
320 pages
Indian Miniatures
Thomas Poeschel
Published 2026
76 pages
The Crown’s Silence
Brooke Newman
Published 2026
464 pages
Explaining Famine in the British Empire Agricultural Science, Food Security, and the Rise of Statistics
John Lidwell-Durnin
Published 2026
304 pages
The Cost of Colonialism India's Economic Decline Under British Rule
Samir Patil
Published 2026
256 pages
Sanctuary PB
Marina Warner
Published 2026