Literature Against The Silence Of Domestic Violence
Novelist Nathacha Appanah explores how fiction can transform stories of domestic violence into memory, empathy and public dialogue
Rovena Rosa/Agência Brasil
When a literary work addresses domestic violence, it rarely changes reality on its own. What it can do, however, is something equally important: bring stories out of isolation and into public conversation.
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