A Pen to Fight

People often get options what to do or not to do in life; I always choose my options freely without any pressure. But there are some people in this world who are “genius” but their abilities are often “shortened” or “greatened” by some ill choices or imposed choices. Shortened because they feel problematic with a sense of loss and greatened because that choice or loss leads them and their work to a massive acknowledgement. It can also be again their long fascination which turns to be against own selves or it can be fate which always makes them or brings them back to such a point, or it can be the way they are…In other worlds their so called belongings and experiences makes them, differs them from the other mainstreamers. “The exiled writers” are one of a kind, who are different and caught in between their Diaspora and displacement. In my paper I am going to illustrate some of the authors who are world famous and slightly diversified for their distinct experiences which therefore, reflects highly in their writing style their Diaspora “as a pen to fight” and this fight is against their fate, their experiences and their identity. The writers I am going to discuss have their distinct outlook and different way of fighting against what they have faced in their life time. It is because of their distinct experience which gave them a distinct way to fight. Therefore a great deal of difference is to be traced in their works.

A PEN to fight

As a result of historical upheaval which leads to divine disturbance and disappointment, the tradition of exile, an essence of modern civilization, which is deeply rooted in many literary figures. In other words, what those writers elicit in their literary work is narratives of EXILE due to their disastrous displacement, persecution and sufferings of culminating holocaustic experiences. However the tradition of exile didn’t first started from writers but the story of exile first started from religion and myths “Adam and Eve”, “Ram