How do novelists and poets approach so contentious a subject? A panel consisting of writers who have published books about violent political events and their consequences - Adam Foulds, Chris Petit and Kamila Shamsie - considers the ethical and aesthetic challenges of creating art from such material.  Chaired by Pankaj Mishra.

Literature and Political Violence (Adam Foulds, Pankaj Mishra, Chris Petit, Kamila Shamsie)

Founded in 1820, the RSL acts as a voice for the value of literature, honouring and supporting emerging and established writers whilst creating a bridge between authors and audiences of all backgrounds and experiences to engage as many people as possible with the wealth of literature in the UK.

Literature and Political Violence (Adam Foulds, Pankaj Mishra, Chris Petit, Kamila Shamsie)

Royal Society Literature