DOI: 10.18848/ndhubi/b60 ISSN:

Convergences

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How do literary narratives connect people across cultures, histories, and places? Convergences brings together scholars whose work explores the encounters, tensions, and possibilities of multicultural literature.From graphic narratives and noir in Hawaiʻi to border crossings along the Mekong, cultural syncretism in Spain, and questions of belonging in Aotearoa New Zealand, these essays examine how stories shape our understanding of identity, community, and the world. The collection also considers literary pedagogy, ecocriticism, and the evaluation of writing across cultures.Emerging from an international programme at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, this volume invites readers to consider literature as a meeting place for distinct voices and shared inquiry.

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