5 Best Books By Arundhati Roy

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Arundhati Roy, the Man Booker Prize-winning author, is known for her powerful prose and social commentary. Explore some of her must-read books!

1

The God of Small Things (1997)

Roy's debut novel, a haunting story of forbidden love and family secrets in Kerala, India.  It explores themes of loss, identity, and the complexities of human relationships.

2

The Ministry of Utmost Happiness (2017)

An ambitious novel with interconnected narratives exploring themes of love, loss, displacement, and the human search for belonging. Set against the backdrop of contemporary India.

3

Capitalism: A Ghost Story (2014)

A collection of essays that critiques capitalism, globalization, and neo-imperialism. Roy argues for social justice and challenges the status quo.

4

The End of Imagination (2000)

A collection of essays on politics, globalization, and human rights. Roy critiques government policies and the erosion of civil liberties.

5

The Algebra of Infinite Justice (1997)

A collection of essays on India's nuclear tests, globalization, and the oppression of marginalized communities. Roy advocates for peace and social justice.