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outlookindia.com 2021-01-28T11:28:41+05:30 Mehta hated to be called the blind Indian writer. It described him, but didn’t define him. He knew too many adjectives diminished ‘writer’. That single word was enough. He was the finest of prose stylists, writing with a care for words and a felicity which appeared natural but was in fact finely honed. No word (or experience) was wasted. His aut­obiography in 12 volumes, Continents of Exile, where each book stood independently, was more than just that. It was his history told against the background of the history of his world—in Ind...

Balls and crushed nuts. >> paul: i remember the lead, mmmm, these are good. >> it seems funny in retrospect. we realize what tom wolfe understood was that this kind of trivialization had very bad effects because what it did was it made many moral ideas into really clubs with which to beat your enemies. so we see it today. we see it on campuses today. you can't wear a certain kind of halloween costume. you can't even utter the word of a certain kind of halloween costume, whether it's a some soo or whatever, because it's considered politically incorrect. tom wolfe would not be able to publish th...

Considered to be politically incorrect. tom wolfe would not be able to write that essay today. >>paul: that i wanted to ask you about because it's something i've been thinking about. radical chic was the sacred cows of the day. radical politics in the 60s. he took on a lot of other sacred cows across his career and he did for magazines now that would be considered center of left magazines. esquire - - you don't think he would be able to do that. >> i am absolutely convinced he wouldn't. he was insufficiently reverent about the rating pieties of his day which is what made his journalism so deli...