Amitav Ghosh
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Amitav Ghosh and the precision of imagination: Why the writer is essential to postcolonial writing
Nirav Mehta
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‘Ghost-Eye’: Amitav Ghosh’s new novel of the ‘environmental uncanny’ seeks to reinvent the form
Sanjay Sipahimalani
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Writer Amitav Ghosh wins Korea’s top literary honour, the $100,000 Pak Kyongni Prize, for 2025
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‘It would be a mistake to think that hyper-technological people don’t live by stories’: Amitav Ghosh
Ashutosh Kumar Thakur
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‘Wild Fictions’ by Amitav Ghosh: An eloquent testament to the life of the mind
Rituparna Roy
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In this essay, Amitav Ghosh writes about his memories of 9/11 as a resident of Brooklyn, New York
Amitav Ghosh
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Amitav Ghosh: In this time of monstrous anomalies, we must recognise that the Earth is judging us
Amitav Ghosh
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Amitav Ghosh awarded the 2024 Erasmus Prize for ‘imagining the unthinkable’ in his writings
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How narcopolitics, racial capitalism work in Amitav Ghosh’s ‘The Ibis Trilogy’ and ‘Smoke and Ashes’
Sanjita Majumder
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Climate change has deep historical roots. Amitav Ghosh explores how capitalism and colonialism fit
Julia Taylor, The Conversation Imraan Valodia, The Conversation
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Writer Neel Mukherjee reflects on Amitav Ghosh’s ‘The Glass Palace’ as a new edition is released
Neel Mukherjee
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Author Amitav Ghosh wins Erasmus Prize for writings on climate crisis
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‘Smoke and Ashes’: Amitav Ghosh’s story of how opium has contributed to creating today’s world
Rajat Chaudhuri
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A new book about four authors shows how Indian Ocean literature can remap the world
Charne Lavery, The Conversation
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‘The Living Mountain’: Amitav Ghosh tells us stories about ourselves we can no longer ignore
Rajat Chaudhuri
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Podcast: Author Amitav Ghosh on the perils of a super cyclone’s direct hit on Mumbai
Raghu Karnad
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‘The Nutmeg’s Curse’: Amitav Ghosh links the colonial desire for profit to neoliberal gluttony
Michiel Baas
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Amitav Ghosh’s new book uses the trajectory of a spice to chart colonial violence against the planet
Amitav Ghosh
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Swearing like sailors: What the profanities of lascars can teach today’s divided world
Karunya C Banerjee
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Science fiction and pandemics have an unusual link: the focus on a shared humanity
Mayurika Chakravorty, The Conversation