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Critics also see in Arundhati Roy’s personal life a parallel to the story of the novel. “Like William Faulkner, Roy has forged her literary universe in The God of Small Things out of experience and from her own postage stamp of native soil.” 4 Therefore, it is argued that Rahel and Estha are the twin brother and sister Arundhati and Lalit, Ammu is none but Mary Roy and most of the other characters have their resemblance in her large family consisting of several cousins, uncles, and aunts, and granny. However, the novel cannot be dismissed as a mere transcription of the personal. When asked about the importance of ‘lived life’ in writing fiction and whether there is any processing of the personal, Arundhati says, “If we didn’t, it would be tragic. But I am not talking about gratuitous confession. The kind of writing I would respect is not about gratuitous individualization where each person is special, and we all wear baby T-shirts saying, I am special.

ARUNDHATI ROY’S ART AND CRAFT IN THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS