This author of The Tragedy of King Christophe added the trickster character Eshu to his adaptation of a play whose new hero is criticized for greeting his master with the word "Uhuru" and demands to be called "X."
The title character of one of this author's works orders that a sleeping peasant be blown away with artillery while observing the building of the cathedral of Sans-Souci. The title character of that work by this man is eventually abandoned by all but his jester Hugonin and is overthrown by the republican Petion. In a long poem, this author decries a large statue of Empress Josephine that stands at the center of a place which he describes as "town sprawled flat", the city of Fort-de-France. This author of The Tragedy of King Christophe added the trickster character Eshu to his adaptation of a play whose new hero is criticized for greeting his master with the word "Uhuru" and demands to be called "X." For 10 points, identify this Martinican author of Notebook of a Return to my Native Land and A Tempest, the cofounder with Damas and Senghor of Negritude.
The title character of one of this author's works orders that a sleeping peasant be blown away with artillery while observing the building of the cathedral of Sans-Souci.
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