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“Ganeshananthan, Fiction/Non/Fiction interprets current events through the lens of literature, and features conversations with writers of all stripes, from novelists and poets to journalists and essayists.”
“And in Triage , the theorist argues that language is not enough.”
“The narrator is then driven to write a letter to the theorist, and that letter refers to various policies of the second Trump term.”
“I had an alternative ending, actually, to the book, and I sent it to my publisher as a finished product, and they all loved it, and we were done.”
“Here, it’s almost like Triage is taking the advice of those books and performing the conversation.”
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“And to hear the theorist be in a state where the too-muchness of now suddenly has put them in a place where they want to just collapse without rising up disappoints the narrator to the point of anger.”
“You write poetry.”
“I think the American trilogy series was really about can people actually see the condition of the person in front of them?”
“A lot of it is wielded by dark forces: corporations, politicians, obsessively normative forces, but also by writers and artists and figures in Citizen , like Serena Williams, speaking back to the umpires.”
“I just want to pivot a little bit and spend some time talking about craft because you’re brilliant at craft.”
“Or, in Just Us , the narrator drawing people out to have these difficult conversations about race.”