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First modification: 05/01/2026 - 23:45

After winning the prestigious Booker Prize in 2006 with 'The Legacy of Loss', the writer Kiran Desai returns two decades later with 'The Solitude of Sonia and Sunny', a novel crossed by love, family and migration. In an interview, the author reflects on the rise of nationalism in India and Donald Trump's second term in the United States, as well as the fear and uncertainty experienced by many migrant communities in New York, where she has lived for 15 years.

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