• Writing from a Warzone

  • Mar 2 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Writing from a Warzone

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  • Summary

  • This week’s episode is our specially-curated Writing from a Warzone event. The Birmingham
    Literature Festival team brought together novelist Priscilla Morris, whose family fled Sarajevo during
    the 1992 siege, with poet Parwana Fayyaz, who is an Afghan refugee. The event also included an
    interview with Ukrainian novelist Lyubko Deresh, who is still in Ukraine. They were speaking to Dr
    Amanda Beattie, from the Centre for Migration and Forced Displacement at Aston University.

    You can download our podcast episodes from all the places you would normally get your podcasts every Thursday and follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @bhamlitfest. All of our festival events can be found on our website www.birminghamliteraturefestival.org.

    For more information on Writing West Midlands, visit https://writingwestmidlands.org/

    Follow the festival on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @BhamLitFest

    Credits

    Curator: Shantel Edwards (Festival director)
    Production: 11C/ Birmingham Podcast Studios for Writing West Midlands
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