The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月30日 21時11分

Olga Tokarczuk has become famous for her fragmentary novels—a particularly suitable form for an author from Poland, where national borders have changed almost constantly through the centuries, and where multiple ethnic groups have lived side by side in a cacophony of languages and experience. Her narrative of history embraces fragmentation, diversity, and intermingling, offering an alternative to the one put forth by the country’s right-wing nationalists. Tap the link in our bio to read about the writer who is disrupting a long-standing mythology of Poland as a homogeneous nation. Photograph by @tomaszlazar for The New Yorker.

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drabblelauren We need more international writers available in the US! We are much more of a monoculture than we realize. Every other country reads our authors but we read few others.

swarmofchickadees Thank you for writing about Tokarczuk. And for this photo description, because that is what Poland is, contrary to ideas common about it in the West.

thedortmunder Olga, your book Flights is very beautiful. I get lost everytime I read it. Still haven't been able to finish it.

drabblelauren Thank you for featuring her. Flights was amazing and has stuck with me. I will read more of her work.

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