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All articles filed in exile

interviewsNovember 10, 2020December 3, 2020

Shuddhashar at 30: An Interview with Tutul

Bangladeshi publisher Tutul – with whom Margaret Atwood shared her 2016 PEN Pinter Prize – discusses exile, free thinking, and thirty years of the magazine and publisher Shuddhashar.

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PEN Transmissions x British Museum x Edmund de WaalJune 25, 2020July 21, 2020

Exils

To close our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Scholastique Mukasonga writes a personal experience of exile as a Rwandan Tutsi

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PEN Transmissions x British Museum x Edmund de WaalJune 18, 2020July 21, 2020

Remembering Partition

For our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Kavita Puri writes on partition, memory and exile.

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PEN Transmissions x British Museum x Edmund de WaalJune 4, 2020July 21, 2020

How Do I Reconcile these Irreconcilable Things?

For our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Taqralik Partridge writes on Scotland, Canada, and language loss

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PEN Transmissions x British Museum x Edmund de WaalMay 21, 2020July 22, 2020

This Library Is Not an Artwork: An Interview with Edmund de Waal

To open our series with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Edmund speaks to us about his library of exile

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interviewsDecember 12, 2019January 28, 2020

With this Novel, I Return: An Interview with Rafik Schami

Syrian-German novelist Rafik Schami discusses liberty, storytelling, language and exile.

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hope after crisisMay 17, 2018

After apocalypse, exile

I continue to be haunted by a persistent feeling of being neither here nor there: a sense of emptiness people can only experience when they feel they are uprooted from their natural environment.

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