Arundhati Roy on India’s Elections: “A Mockery of What Democracy Is Supposed to Be”
The author and activist talks to The New Republic about Narendra Modi, the decimation of India's opposition, and the way forward.
Arundhati Roy
Americans Didn’t Ruin the Man Booker Prize. Book Publishers Did.
If the prize has become indistinguishable from every other book prize, it’s because the industry has become increasingly homogenous.
Arundhati Roy Has Reinvented the Social Novel
In "The Ministry of Utmost Happiness," the writer examines the injustices of Indian society. But how political should a novel be?
