 That said, work by Nigel Gibson in Fanonian Practices in South Africa (2011) and Achille Mbembe in Critique of Black Reason (2013 [2017]) and Politiques de l’inimitié (2016), as well as essays by thinkers such as Mabogo Percy More, Richard Pithouse, and others, have placed Fanon in critical dialogue with sub-Saharan African political realities and emerging theoretical movements. This is some of the most exciting contemporary work in Fanon studies and indicates the rich, provocative resources in his work for the twenty-first century.