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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2022 · 1H 3M

Revolution and Resilience: Global Politics in Fiction

from Bay Area Book Festival Podcast · host Bay Area Book Festival

Aamina Ahmad, Uzma Aslam Khan, NoViolet Bulawayo, Lance Knobel Three supremely talented writers with a global perspective will open our eyes to historical and contemporary cycles of oppression and resistance. Booker Prize finalist NoViolet Bulawayo ("We Need New Names," "Glory") has constructed a postcolonial fable in which animals stand in for humans. Uzma Aslam Khan's "The Miraculous History of Nomi Ali" is set in the Andaman Islands during the Japanese occupation of WWII. And Aamina Amhad ("The Return of Faraz Ali") explores the social labyrinths of Lahore through the eyes of a displaced man.

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