The Handmaid’s Tale: Margaret Atwood on Power, Possession & Political Origins

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From The Archives: Before ‘American Hagwon’, Min Jin Lee On ‘Pachinko’

Following the much-anticipated release of Min Jin Lee’s new novel, American Hagwon, we revisit Dua’s July 2023 Book Club conversation with the author about Pachinko, which follows four generations of a Korean family as they navigate identity, displacement and belonging in Japan. ...  Show more

The Questions Only Writers Would Ask, Answered By Kazuo Ishiguro

In this special bonus episode for Dua’s October Monthly Read, Klara And The Sun, Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro answers questions from fellow writers at the London Literature Festival: Mustafa, Omar Musa and Nelio Biedermann. How do you stay creatively free without bec ...  Show more

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