This volume brings together several of the seminal studies on Arundhati Roy, the author of intense and absorbing fiction as well as richly thought-out non-fiction. The contributors, all widely acknowledged scholars from India and the West, problematize the varied and the West, problematize the varied yet amazingly cohering aspects of Roy’s entire oeuvre; and offer a sophisticated and incisive critique of her published work to-date. What recurringly comes under ...
