Peace Pretty Please is about the distance between those who make decisions and those who suffer because of them: Dr Saniya Inamdar
Dr Saniya Inamdar's latest novel, Peace Pretty Please, places a dying child at the centre of its narrative, using that perspective to examine the institutions, ideologies and everyday decisions that keep wars alive. Rather than focusing on battlefields or political rivalries, the novel asks a more uncomfortable question: who ultimately pays the price for organised violence?
Dr Saniya Inamdar's latest novel, Peace Pretty Please, places a dying child at the centre of its narrative, using that perspective to examine the institutions, ideologies and everyday decisions that keep wars alive. Rather than focusing on battlefields or political rivalries, the novel asks a more uncomfortable question: who ultimately pays the price for organised violence?
