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Arundhati Roy Reviews The God of Small Things (1997) Arundhati Roy, with her first novel The God of Small Things (Published in Great Britain by Flamingo, 1997, and in the United States by Random House, 1997), joins a long list of writers with Indian connections to have been awarded the prestigious Booker Prize. Founded in 1969, in an attempt to rescue the literary novel from feared extinction, the award has always been controversial, laying editors and judges alike open to criticism for the over-commercialisation of serious literature. Without it however, would so many authors from the English-speaking world have ever achieved worldwide renown? Writers from Britain, the Irish Republic and countries which are, or have been, in the Commonwealth can enter. Among previous years' winners, several have chosen Indian settings: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's Heat and Dust (1975) dealing with a woman travelling through India on the tracks of her grandmother, Paul Scott's Staying On , (1977), which explored the end of the Raj and the identity problems of Anglo-Indians, and Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children (1981), which delved into post-Independence India.

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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW by David Barsamian There is a high-stakes drama playing out in India these days, and the novelist Arundhati Roy is one of its most visible actors. Multinational companies, in collusion with much of India's upper class, are lining up to turn the country into one big franchise. Roy puts it this way: "Is globalization about 'the eradication of world poverty,' or is it a mutant variety of colonialism, remote controlled and digitally operated?" Roy, forty-one, is the author of The God of Small Things (Random House, 1997), which won the Booker Prize, sold six million copies, and has been translated into forty languages. Set in a village in the southwestern state of Kerala, the novel is filled with autobiographical elements. Roy grew up in Kerala's Syrian Christian community, which makes up 20 percent of the population. She laughs when she says, "Kerala is home to four of the world's great religions: Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and Marxism." For many years, Kerala has had a Marxist-led government, but she hastens to add that party leaders are Brahmins and that caste still plays a strong role. The success of Roy's novel has brought lucrative offers from Hollywood, which she takes impish delight in spurning. "I wrote a stubbornly visual but unfilmable book," she says, adding that she told her agent to make the studios grovel and then tell them no. In Kerala, the book has become a sensation. "People don't know how to deal with it," she says. "They want to embrace me and say that this is 'our girl,' and yet they don't want to address what the book is about, which is caste. They have to find ways of filtering it out. They have to say it's a book about children."

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