Author of 'God of Small Things' and 'The Cost of Living' by Arundati Roy.
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“There
can never be a single story. There are only ways of seeing. So when I tell a story I tell it not as an Ideologue
who wants to pit one absolutist ideology against another but as a story teller
who wants to share her way of seeing.
Though it may appear otherwise my writing is not really about nations and histories. It’s about power; about the paranoia and the uselessness of power; about the physics of power. I believe that the accumulation of vast unfettered power by a state, a country, a corporation or an institution or even an individual, a spouse, a friend, a sibling, regardless of ideology, results in excesses such as the one I recount here.”
Though it may appear otherwise my writing is not really about nations and histories. It’s about power; about the paranoia and the uselessness of power; about the physics of power. I believe that the accumulation of vast unfettered power by a state, a country, a corporation or an institution or even an individual, a spouse, a friend, a sibling, regardless of ideology, results in excesses such as the one I recount here.”
Arundati Roy exert from ‘We’, a fast-paced
64 minute documentary that covers the world politics of power, war,
corporations, deception and exploitation.
See
the documentary http://www.weroy.org/
Read
more about Arundati Roy. http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/op/2002/04/09/stories/2002040900050100.htm
