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Hannah Kent on challenging shame through historical fiction

Hannah Kent on challenging shame through historical fiction

Update: 2022-04-15
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Hannah Kent’s novel, Devotion, is a queer love story that is set in a pious, nineteenth century religious community. In resisting the narrative of shame that has dominated the retelling of this time in history, Kent is challenging the way authors represent the past
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Hannah Kent on challenging shame through historical fiction

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