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Arundhati Roy’s new book in 2017 Man Booker longlist

Updated At : 09:36 PM Jul 27, 2017 IST

Born in 1961, New Delhi-based Roy has published several works of non-fiction, including ‘The Algebra of Infinite Justice’, ‘Listening to Grasshoppers’ and ‘Broken Republic’. AP/PTI file

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