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1 day ago · Very little colonial Indian fiction is written by Indians. Writers like Amitav Ghosh, Abraham Verghese and Sujata Massey, are outliers. Most of our colonial fiction is authored by the British; reviews of my book already pair it with those written by British authors, such as The Raj Quartet.
15 hours ago · A big fat monsoon reading list. Editor’s note: Tarini Uppal makes a case for finally diving into that 1,000 page book that’s been staring at you from your TBR pile. This diverse collection of fiction and non-fiction (biographies included) is perfect for binge-reading on rainy days. Written by: Tarini Uppal is a seasoned publishing ...
1 day ago · The Great Derangement is a book on our burning planet for those who are burning it and are being burnt with it. Ghosh gives us, in scalding anguish, a masterpiece that reflects the Buddha''s Adittapariyaya Sutta or 'The Fire Sermon' that T S Eliot so plangently re-affirmed in 'The Waste Land.'.
15 hours ago · Ghosh, like many of his colleagues, called for a vote for a different IndiaAnd it worked in part: the nationalist Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, won the election and was able to begin his third term, but his majority was weakened. Ghoshrelieved, now speaks of the “danger averted” by his country, but he does so with a bittersweet aftertaste ...
1 day ago · In 2016, the novelist Amitav Ghosh observed in his book The Great Derangement: Climate Change and The Unthinkable that “it is a striking fact that when novelists do choose to write about climate ...
2 days ago · A sweeping history with ripped-from-the-headlines relevance: ‘Smoke and Ashes,’ by Amitav Ghosh Literary suspense: ‘The God of the Woods,’ by Liz Moore Historical fiction with a twist ...
1 day ago · In mainstream fiction, though, climate change took a long time to appear. In 2016, the novelist Amitav Ghosh observed in his book The Great Derangement: Climate Change and The Unthinkable that “it is a striking fact that when novelists do choose to write about climate change, it is almost always outside of fiction.”
