Paul Lynch: Is Prophet Song a mirror of modern-day fascism? | Talk to Al Jazeera

In a world where literature often mirrors the pulsating heart of society, Paul Lynch’s Prophet Song stands out as a beacon of emotional and narrative depth.
This masterpiece delves into the complexities of human experience, weaving a story that resonates deeply with the themes of tyranny and resilience.
Set against a backdrop that parallels global conflicts, Lynch portrays the struggles of a mother in a totalitarian regime, drawing parallels with real-world events.
We dissect how his novel is a poignant exploration of human spirit under oppression as Booker Prize winner, Paul Lynch talks to Al Jazeera.
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[@PrettyWhiteLady]

Such a wonderful interview - proud of my Irish heritage today with this Irish writer able to capture the story of a mama bear protecting her cubs, the universality of which we can all relate to. There is someone somewhere we love, and we must protect ourselves and our loved ones, from the jeopardy of the disappearance of life itself. I'll be picking this one up right away!!

[@davelassiter392]

The interviewer’s enthusiasm forces the author to reveal too much. You may want to stop this video and pickup the book.

[@NicholasPaulFranks]

I wept. Quality

[@ngatiarihi8502]

He talked in Auckland on the weekend ….

[@user-sd9cp5hg3c]

Read the book by Joan Peters titled FROM TIME IMMEMORIAL to learn the history of the middle east.

[@wynetsang]

Hopeful the coming of robot will release human repeating history for thousands of years.