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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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.
Read MoreTo 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
Read MoreFor our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Kavita Puri writes on partition, memory and exile.
Read MoreFor our series on exile with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Taqralik Partridge writes on Scotland, Canada, and language loss
Read MoreTo open our series with the British Museum and Edmund de Waal, Edmund speaks to us about his library of exile
Read MoreSyrian-German novelist Rafik Schami discusses liberty, storytelling, language and exile.
Read MoreI 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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