Explore the vital connection between space, utopia, and Indian decolonization in this insightful study. This work examines South Asian anti-colonial literature, revealing how authors reimagined colonial India to pre-figure the postcolony. Moving beyond nationalism, it dissects spatial representations across genres like novels and poems, bridging the English-vernacular divide. Essential for students and scholars of South Asian studies, postcolonial literature, and literary geography, this book offers a unique perspective on decolonization’s cultural politics.