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‘The liquidation of Gaza, though outlined and broadcast by its perpetrators, is daily obfuscated, if not denied, by the instruments of the West’s military and cultural hegemony.’
Pankaj Mishra, in his LRB Winter Lecture of 28 February. Re…
‘Romanticising Palestinians, expecting us to show our strength, resilience and patience throughout it all, imposes mythical terms on our experience and our everyday struggles. It obscures our humanity.’
New on the blog from @MalakaShwaikh…
The only writer we’ve ever described as ‘luminous’ was Lucia Berlin, for her short stories.
Pankaj Mishra’s new essay ‘The Big Con’ has had an huge impact in India — in fact it’s the second most-read piece on our website so far this year.
350 million Indians went to sleep hungry in 2022, he writes, a number that’s almost doubled…
‘When you turn and look back down the years, you glimpse the ghosts of other lives you might have led; all houses are haunted.’
Hilary Mantel wrote many wonderful pieces for the LRB and we’d hoped she’d write many more: https://t.co/lykCj…
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