With her vibrant and layered prose, Zadie Smith has given voice to the social, cultural, and identity tensions that define the contemporary world: from gentrification to inequality, from multiculturalism to family dynamics, and technological advancement. In doing so, she fragments the boundaries that separate cultures, people, and stories. Smith does not simply narrate; she questions the nature of community, belonging, and the line between tradition and change. Her writing becomes a mirror of the world and of many worlds—rich with nuance, where we can recognize our collective, multicultural, and heterogeneous identity.
In conversation with Antonio Monda.
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