You don't share a language, you think, and then you realise, grief is a language. We understand each other, people with troubled pasts. - Elif Şafak

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You don't share a language, you think, and then you realise, grief is a language. We understand each other, people with troubled pasts.

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About Elif Şafak

Elif Shafak (born October 25, 1971) is a Turkish-British novelist, essayist, academic, public speaker and women's rights activist.

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Alternative Names: Elif Shafak Elif Bilgin Shafaq
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There was something childlike in the way grown-ups had a need for stories. They held a naive belief that by telling an inspiring anecdote-the right fable at the right time-they could lift their children's moods, motivate them to great achievements and simply change reality. There was no point in telling them that life was more complicated than that and words less magical than they presumed.

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