Exiled writers

Exiled writers are authors who have been forced to leave their home country, often due to political persecution, censorship, or conflict. Their exile prevents them from freely expressing themselves at home, prompting them to publish their work abroad or in secret. Despite physical separation, their writings often reflect themes of displacement, resistance, or critique of their governments. Exiled writers play a vital role in highlighting issues related to freedom, human rights, and social justice, and their work can inspire change even from afar.