Hanif Kureishi Resumes Creative Work and Embraces Normalcy After Paralysis
Nearly two years post-accident, the renowned author finds solace and dignity in writing, despite ongoing challenges.
- Hanif Kureishi, who became tetraplegic following a fall in 2022, has started to feel 'normal' again, engaging in creative projects.
- The author is adapting his novel 'The Buddha of Suburbia' for the stage, finding joy in the process and the continued relevance of his work.
- Kureishi has returned to music and is dictating a new memoir, 'Shattered,' expressing renewed creativity and optimism.
- Despite his physical limitations, Kureishi emphasizes the therapeutic power of writing and the support of immigrant healthcare workers.
- The stage adaptation of 'The Buddha of Suburbia' debuts soon, reflecting the enduring appeal of Kureishi's storytelling.