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TGSTThe Great Southern Trendkill (Pantera album)
TGSTThe God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy book)


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Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things is set in Ayemenem village, nearby.
Most of these articles address Roy's activism following the 1997 publication of her Booker Prize- winning novel The God of Small Things, and include debates between scholars on the overall importance of her contributions to Indian society.
You know, of course, that this is performance, spectacle, impeccable showmanship - that the written requests from the front row, so nonchalantly shoved in his jeans' back pocket, pay homage to the cover of Born in the USA; and that the seemingly spontaneous sprints across the length of the stage are largely contrived for the cameras that beam his every move up on to ginormous screens behind him - but the thing about Springsteen is that you still believe him, for he is the god of small things.
 
 
 
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