Who is the author of the book 'War Talk'?
Arundhati Roy
The question asks who wrote the book 'War Talk'.
'War Talk' is a collection of political essays that critique war, nuclear nationalism, communalism and the effects of corporate globalisation.
It was written by Arundhati Roy, the Indian author and activist who won the 1997 Booker Prize for her novel 'The God of Small Things'.
After her novel, Roy turned largely to non-fiction and political writing, and 'War Talk' (published in 2003) belongs to that body of work.
Anita Desai is known for novels such as 'Clear Light of Day' and 'Fasting, Feasting'; Shobhaa De writes popular fiction and columns; and Githa Hariharan wrote 'The Thousand Faces of Night', but none of them authored 'War Talk'.
Therefore, the author of 'War Talk' is Arundhati Roy.
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