‘If I didn’t write what moved me, it’d be like putting myself in prison’
Award-winning author Arundhati Roy discusses why she's not afraid to address politically charged topics.
Al Jazeera English reports: Award-winning author Arundhati Roy discusses why she's not afraid to address politically charged topics.
This entertainment story centres on Qatar.
Why it matters
Entertainment news like this shapes what audiences watch, hear and talk about, and can affect the wider creative industry.
Key details
- Location
- Qatar · Middle East
- Reported by
- Al Jazeera English
- First reported
- Key names
- Arundhati Roy
- Section
- Entertainment
Sources
This is an independent summary. Read the full, original reporting from the publisher:
Read the full story at Al Jazeera EnglishSpotted an error? Request a correction · How this summary was produced
Related Stories
World Space Week: Which countries have sent people to space?
At least 746 people from 52 countries have been to space, from career astronauts to paying tourists.
Samoa PM apologises after Nazi salute video emerges
Pacific island nation’s leader says 2007 video showing him saying 'Heil Hitler' does not reflect his beliefs.
Mary Beard suggests ‘tweaks’ to British Museum’s handling of queues to see Bayeux tapestry
Classicist and museum trustee visited the line after people complained of waiting for hours, with some turned away Mary Beard has intervened in the…
Indian singer Anuv Jain on finding success without the Bollywood boost
The star reveals why he is "very selective" about releasing music - and shares his future collab hopes.
Sass Jordan, Canadian rock singer-songwriter, dies aged 65
Musician who had hit albums with Racine and Rats later became a judge on six seasons of Canadian Idol Sass Jordan, the singer-songwriter who became…
Former Bachelor star Sam Wood charged with domestic violence
The personal trainer and star of the third season of the Australian version of the reality TV show The Bachelor was charged on Sunday and spent the…