Things that Can and Cannot Be Said: Essays and Conversations

In a compelling blend of essays and dialogues, two influential voices come together to discuss the pressing issues of surveillance, freedom, and the complexity of truth in a modern world increasingly overshadowed by secrecy. Arundhati Roy's poignant insights and John Cusack's thought-provoking perspectives provide a profound exploration of the implications of government actions on personal freedoms and privacy.

Their journey to Moscow marks a significant moment in their ongoing critique of power dynamics, offering reflections on contemporary challenges. Through their engaging conversations, they invite readers to reflect on what can be voiced in the face of overwhelming silence enforced by authority, illuminating the fragile balance between the right to speak and the apprehensions that often accompany it.