Nineteen years back, Arundhati Roy wrote in The God of Small Things, “And the air was full of Thoughts and Things to Say. But at times like these, only the Small Things are ever said. Big Things lurk unsaid inside.”
After nineteen years, her writing still seems to be valid of most galactic life events. Like this one, when Penguin’s made an announcement for her first anecdotal work since TGOST, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness.
It is likely that few Roy fans have been sitting tight for quite a long time and years for something to peruse since the stories of Estha and Rahel hit us like a huge amount of block right to the gut.
The stunning lady whose poetry like prose and complex line of reasoning got her a Man Booker Prize with her first book is returning. In a note distributed by Penguin on Twitter, Arundhati’s cited as saying:”I am glad to report that the mad souls (even the wicked ones) in The Ministry of Utmost Happiness have found a way into the world, and that I have found my publishers.”
Obviously, the hold up is still long. The Ministry of Utmost Happiness will hit the stores in June 2017, however it will be justified, despite all the trouble.
2016, you simply made up for yourself.
