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Women’s work?
What do Birmingham MP Clare
Short, actress Goldie Hawn and
author Deborah Moggach have
in common? Oh, and the telecoms giant Sunil Mittal, foreign
correspondent Janine di Giovanni and novelists Manju
Kapoor and Githa Hariharan?
Well, they’re all gathering in
Delhi to discuss topics such as
Muslims and the media, globalisation, snake charmers and outsourcing the elderly to developing countries – the subject of
Moggach’s latest book.
This is happening under the
umbrella of The Hindustan
Times Kitab Festival, an AngloIndian literary event which begins on Friday. One topic that
has already got feathers flying
is the subject of women’s writing. For a start, there’s the category itself. “Woman writer!”
exclaims Hariharan. “It’s not a
terribly useful label if it just becomes lazy, a way to ghettoise.”
Moggach says: “I don’t really like
separating women from men
novelists. Most female novelists
of any calibre are not writing
novels that remotely suggest
that they’re written by women.”
Is there such a thing as feminine writing? Caroline Phillips asks
female novelists on the eve of an international conference
Kapoor hotly counters this
view: “Of course women’s writing is different from men’s,” says
the best-selling author of Difficult Daughters, and professor of
English at Delhi University. “It’s
bound to be. Our experiences
are different.” Malavika Sangghvi, journalist and author,
springs to her defence. “The God
of Small Things, Brick Lane and
On Beauty couldn’t have been
written by a man, just as Midnight’s Children couldn’t have
been penned by a woman,” she
says. “Women have a ‘heart’
rather than a ‘head’ approach,
a decidedly female sensitivity.”
The real issue for women, according to Di Giovanni, is finding the time, space and quiet to
write. “The fact that book advances are smaller and smaller,
unless one is writing very commercial work, puts a lot of pressure on women,” she says. “I
often think of Virginia Woolf and
her comfortable writer’s life. Yes,
she was driven mad by her own
demons. But she didn’t lie awake
at night wondering how to pay
the mortgage and school fees.”
“But it was the phenomenal
boredom of those early months
of motherhood that spurred me
to work seriously on my first
novel,” demurs Hariharan.
So where is women’s writing
in the 21st century? There’s consensus, at least, about its megastars in Britain: Zadie Smith,
Monica Ali and now Ali Smith
are on everyone’s list. Many add
Sarah Waters, Julie Myerson
and Helen Oyeyemi. “The big
shift is that women’s voices come
from a greater cultural diversity,
including a flowering of African
ones,” says Alexandra Pringle,
editor-in-chief at Bloomsbury.
“There’s a new sort of writing
coming from women,” says
Pringle enthusiastically. “It’s
bold and experimental. Take
Lucy Ellmann, who uses lists,
capital letters and upturns the
narrative form, or Clare Allan,
whose unsettling novel Poppy
Shakespeare is narrated by an
inmate in a mental institution.
They’re breaking the bounds of
conventional novel writing,
broadening cultural and linguistic boundaries.”
In the sub-continent, the
names of Kiran (daughter of
Anita) Desai, Manju Kapoor,
Anita Rau Badami, Shashi Deshpande and Namita Gokhale are
on many people’s lips. “Indian
women writers have broadened
and deepened the genre of literary fiction,” says Penguin publisher (Canada) and Indiophile
David Davidar. “Arundhati Roy’s
novel The God of Small Things
electrified the literary world.
Jhumpa Lahiri did something
similar with her fiction set in the
Indian diaspora. Kiran Desai’s
The Inheritance of Loss must be
one of the finest pieces of fiction
published anywhere in the world
this year. They’re narrating and
their male colleagues,” he says.
Is this true? “Women are noticeably going into traditionally
‘male’ territory, from adventure
stories (think of Kate Mosse’s
Labyrinth) to sci-fi, with Audrey
Niffenegger,” responds Helen
Garnon-Williams, publishing director of Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
“There’s also a trend to write
Nancy Mitford-style nostalgia.
Plus the Sex and the City generation are now writing more
frankly about sex.”
“Female writers aren’t confined any more,” says Pringle,
who has launched many an author from her London houseboat. “They have a sense they
can do anything. There’s a trend
for novels that explore different
kinds of female experience.”
Perhaps the concluding word
should go to Clare Short, author
of An Honourable Deception? New
Labour, Iraq, and the Misuse
of Power. So where’s women’s
writing going in the 21st century? “I can’t give you an opinion
on this. I’m just going to talk
about my book.”
interpreting the unrivaled complexity and diversity of the Indian sub-continent in tremendously imaginative ways.”
What are the issues that
interest women? Kapoor says:
“Writing in India tends to involve
the family and community to a
far greater extent than in the
West. Here women are often defined in terms of their roles. The
tension between those notions
of identity and the desire for personal fulfilment forms much of
sub-continental literature.”
“Oh no, I think women’s writing is moving away from the domestic sphere in the 21st century,” counters Moni Mohsin, new
kid on the Penguin block. “Now
women are participating more
fully in public life, we can write
about whatever we want.”
Peter Florence, director of the
Hay-on-Wye literary festival, is
unhappy with such distinctions.
“Look, the good novelists don’t
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