What argument is Burnett making about African speculative fiction in “Isn’t realistic fiction good enough…? “How does he describe the novella, Binti as an example of speculative fiction?

Here is the Assignment

Essays must be in standard essay form: introduction; body of essay with ideas in each paragraph building on the previous one, and finally, concluding paragraph).
Essays must be typed (Font #12); double-spaced, with in-text citations, as well as a Works Cited page (MLA, Chicago, or APA style). Access MLA Citation Guides @ http://libraryguides.cerritos.edu/content.php?pid=342180&sid=2797863
Essay will be five (5) pages or more.
In addition to your ideas, evaluation of your response paper will be based on references to articles, films/documentaries studied in class, as well as your own research.
Proofread carefully as grammar and spelling errors will impact grading.
Essays that are late or below the page limit will lose points.
Please include your name, date, instructor name, and course title/# in your paper
QUESTION
Respond to parts a and b

a) What argument is Burnett making about African speculative fiction in “Isn’t realistic fiction good enough…? “How does he describe the novella, Binti as an example of speculative fiction?
b) In what ways would you argue that Binti is able to transcend the colonial and gendered limitations which Tambu and particularly, Nyasha, struggle with? Please provide examples referencing the Anderson, Burnett, and Khader articles.
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Hello and thank you. I do not know what Anderson article she is referring to, I think she means Da Silva. I have included all the articles from the class and the two books. I have also included some essays I have written already for this class, and there are references on the bottom. Please use the three articles and the two books as the 5 references. She really likes a lot of citations as you can see from the papers I have written. Thank you!

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