The Atlantic·4 min read·medium
Marlon James Returns to Realism, and to Jamaica
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Stephanie Burt
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Author Marlon James discusses his new novel, 'The Disappearers,' which explores themes of violence and identity in Jamaica. The book is described as his most autobiographical work, focusing on characters who struggle to remain unseen in a volatile environment.
In his new novel, gay men struggle to escape violence in Kingston.
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