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Writing the world's wrongs
Natasha Walter finds Arundhati Roy's essays, collected in The Algebra of Infinite Justice, are unrelieved lamentations
Saturday November 30, 2002
The Guardian
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The Algebra of Infinite Justice
by Arundhati Roy Arundhati Roy writes from the heart. Her remarkable novel, The God of Small Things, was celebrated above all for its emotive power, and since that book she has brought that heartfelt energy to politics. Her engaged and engaging journalism over the past few years has set out her stall against globalisation, nuclear weapons, religious intolerance and the war on terror. | |
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