EntertainmentPhoto: HT HealthElizabeth Strout Discusses Political Silence in New Novel
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Strout explores the growing political silence and societal division in her new novel, The Things We Never Say, shortlisted for the Booker Prize. The story follows Artie Dam, a 57-year-old history teacher in Massachusetts struggling with despair yet embodying kindness and decency amid contemporary America's turmoil. Strout reflects on changing times since her 2009 Pulitzer-winning work.
HT Health·


