Arundhati Roy Discusses Writing Amid Global Turmoil
Writers must not look away from the most troubling things of our time: Arundhati Roy
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During an event in Bengaluru, India, author Arundhati Roy emphasized the importance of confronting difficult global issues, specifically referencing the ongoing genocide in Palestine while discussing her new book, *Mother Mary Comes to Me*, which reflects on her relationship with her mother.
- 01Arundhati Roy highlights the ongoing genocide in Palestine as a critical issue.
- 02Her new book, *Mother Mary Comes to Me*, explores her relationship with her mother.
- 03Roy describes her mother as both a 'storm' and 'shelter.'
- 04The author encourages writers to address troubling global events.
- 05The discussion took place in Bengaluru, India.
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At a recent event in Bengaluru, India, author Arundhati Roy spoke passionately about the importance of acknowledging and confronting global issues, particularly the ongoing genocide in Palestine. She discussed her latest book, *Mother Mary Comes to Me*, which delves into her complex relationship with her mother, whom she characterizes as both a 'storm' and a 'shelter.' Roy's reflections serve as a call to action for writers to engage with the most troubling aspects of our time, rather than turning away from them. This discussion underscores the critical role literature can play in raising awareness about pressing global issues.
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Roy's emphasis on addressing global issues resonates with local audiences, encouraging them to engage with pressing social and political matters.
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