Hamilton Review of Books Podcast – Season 3, Episode 2 "Politics and Prose" featuring Humberto Da Silva

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March 19, 2024

For some, reading is an escape from the world, but some of the most powerful and compelling works of fiction delve deep into political subjects. We are joined by Toronto short story writer Humberto Da Silva to discuss why political literature is worth embracing, what makes good political fiction, and have a mini book club on last year's Booker Prize–winning novel, Prophet Song.

Books Mentioned

Humberto Da Silva, Compassion Fatigue
Adania Shibli, Minor Detail
Isabella Hamad, Enter Ghost

Alex Kerner hosts and produces.

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