CLEAN : Nobel prize 'shock' for Abdulrazak Gurnah, says former Kent University colleague

The transcript discusses Abderrazak's long-standing career as a novelist and teacher, highlighting his sensitivity and commitment to literature. It describes his shock at receiving unexpected recognition and media attention. The narrative emphasizes his dedication to exploring themes of individual freedom, historical processes, and realism in writing, aiming to connect individual stories to broader societal truths.

What qualities make Abderrazak an incredible writer according to the text?

How has Abderrazak's life changed after the media attention he received?

In what ways does Abderrazak's work connect individual lives to wider historical processes?

How does Abderrazak aim to convey the story of the world through his characters?

What is the significance of realism in Abderrazak's writing as mentioned in the text?