Five years on from her acclaimed novel Ordinary People, the writer returns to explore the lives of black British Londoners. She talks about Grenfell, belonging – and how she writes to bear witness In 2019, Diana Evans’s third novel Ordinary People met with a rapturous critical response, was shortlisted for the Women’s prize, and earned comparisons to Tolstoy from the New Yorker, due to her gift for...

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