"The fundamental freedom is the freedom to be exactly what we're capable  of being, and as a writer that's a very huge problem because every  writer comes into the world with a geographical label on them. 
My ambition is to be a true, living, clear-seeing writer, and it's the  most difficult freedom, as first you've got all your own internalised  negativities, your mind, to get over. On top of that you've got the rest  of the world saying you should write in the way your tradition has laid  down. The challenge is constantly trying to escape straitjackets and  see clearly without any labels."
 
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