Arundhati Roy’s Mother Mary is a fierce chronicle of self-invention
The novelist and activist details how she fashioned herself out of collisions with her mother
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Why we need Arundhati Roy
It is vanishingly rare for a writer to both confront the ugliness of humanity and still search for its beauty.…
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Will Arundhati Roy be arrested?
By targeting the celebrated author, Narendra Modi is determined to show that none of those who defy his regime are…
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“Capitalism has become a weapon of mass destruction”: Seven questions with Arundhati Roy
The prize-winning writer shares her thoughts on India, nationalism, literature and politics.
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Arundhati Roy returns to fiction after 20 years – but can she move on from The God of Small Things?
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness tells the story of a middle-aged hermaphrodite, or hijra.
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Indians should be proud of the country’s most outspoken activist-novelist.
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Indian government accuses author of making “seditious” comments about Kashmir.
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