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The AuthorThe Author of “The Kite Runner” on Writing, Afghanistan, and His New Book. On November 2, 2012, an Afghan youngster runs after capturing a kite on a hilltop in Kabul. (Reuters/Adnan Abidi)
The Author deliberate decision Book’s natural flow dictated it more worldwide. I wanted to make a tale universe that didn’t have to start in Kabul and end in Kandahar. I wanted to broaden the geographical setting for my characters in part because I’ve traveled extensively in the last decade and wanted to stretch my literary legs.
Throughout the work: The characters’ constant yearning for and search for an existing missing loved one is eventually gained frequently at a high price. This happens in all of your books. What keeps you coming back to this subject?