Zadie Smith wrote compassionately on the lives of mixed-race girls and women in postimperial Britain, rejecting which style that had been traditionally used to convey such stories?

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Zadie Smith is known for her rejection of "hysterical realism," a term used to describe a genre of contemporary fiction characterized by a dense, fast-paced narrative and a sprawling cast of characters, focusing instead on more grounded, realistic portrayals of life.

Zadie Smith Wrote Compassionately on the Lives of Mixed-Race Girls