Rate My Professor M’bare N’gom

Dr. N’gom’s research specializations encompass North African literature and studies in Spanish (Western Sahara, Morocco, Tunisia), African literature in Spanish, Afro-Hispanic American literature, race, class, and ethnicity in Latin American literature and film, translation theory and practice in French and Spanish, and Francophone studies including African cinema and literature. Key publications include edited books such as La reconstrucción de la memoria y de la identidad nacional en la literatura hispanoafricana (2004), “Escribir” la identidad: creación cultural y negritud en el Perú (2008), Nueva Antología de la literatura de Guinea Ecuatorial (2012), Palabra Abierta: Entrevistas con los escritores africanos hispanos (2013), and Antología de la literatura afroperuana (2016); and articles like “Transterritoriality and identity in North African literature written in Spanish” (2019) and “Dislocación, memoria histórica e identidad en La travesía, de Francisco Abeso” (2014). He has served as guest editor for journals including Afro-Hispanic Review (2000) and Middle-Atlantic Writers Association Review (2013). Notable honors include Honorary Professor of Literature and Translation from Universidad Ricardo Palma (2023), Fulbright Lecturing/Research Grant to Peru (2002), multiple Outstanding Educator awards from Morgan State, and Excellence in Scholarship awards. As a visiting professor at institutions worldwide and leader of Fulbright-Hays projects, he has significantly influenced global studies and Hispanic-African literary scholarship.