Realism can break a writer's heart.
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In "Shame," Salman Rushdie explores the concept that realism can be deeply impactful and potentially heartbreaking for writers. This idea suggests that the commitment to portraying life authentically can lead to emotional turmoil, as writers confront the harsh truths of existence. The challenges of capturing reality can overwhelm a creative individual, leaving them feeling vulnerable.
Rushdie's narrative reflects the tension between artistic ambition and the painful implications of real-world experiences. Through...
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