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Adam Johnson, writer of THAT North Korea novel, on his absurd world

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“Representation is at the core of my writing.” – Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal

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“It is difficult to write fiction which turns its gaze away from the planet and continues with the self-conscious navel-gazing of modernist writing.”- Rajat Chaudhuri (Author -Spellcasters)

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