This author of the collection Shackles wrote a play in which the title character orders servants to build a royal Citadel like the pyramids as the title king of Haiti, while another play chronicles the death of Patrice Lumumba.
One collection by this author refers to guilt as "stowing heavy hearts," and contains a poem that repeats the phrase "I see" titled "Salute to the Third World." This author wrote a poem that mentions the Empress Josephine and repeats the phrases "The inert town" and "at the end of daybreak." One of his plays contains a character called "The Great Promoter" while the protagonist is only called "The Rebel." This author of the collection Shackles wrote a play in which the title character orders servants to build a royal Citadel like the pyramids as the title king of Haiti, while another play chronicles the death of Patrice Lumumba. In addition to writing And the Dogs Kept Quiet, The Tragedy of King Cristophe, and A Season in Congo, this author depicted Ariel as a mulatto and Caliban as a slave in a his reworking of The Tempest. For 10 points, name this author of Notebook of a Return to the Native Land, a writer from Martinique who along wide Leon Damas and Leopold Senghor co-founded the Negritude movement.
One collection by this author refers to guilt as "stowing heavy hearts," and contains a poem that repeats the phrase "I see" titled "Salute to the Third World.
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