Dhruv K·Oct 26Book review — The Hungry TideWhen I started this book, I was told by my book club members that the book is slow and they weren’t able to pay attention till the end. But…
Anurag Shukla·May 20Ghosts in the MangrovesAmitav Ghosh’s Ghost-Eye is a meditation on ecology, memory, ritual, and the limits of modern rationality, in which rivers, mangroves, and…
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Angel·Aug 7, 2025Turning Pages of the Past, Writing Stories of the Future: The Quiet Rise of Indian Literature.Indian literature was once seen as a relic of the past — ancient, sacred, sometimes shelved away as too complex or too regional. But in…A response icon1A response icon1
Shenaz Rahaman·Apr 22, 2025The Living Mountain by Amitav Ghosh — A Modern Parable for a World in CrisisAmitav Ghosh’s The Living Mountain may be a short read, but it leaves a long echo in your mind.
Jayeeta Mazumder·Feb 27, 2025The women in my books are never victims: Amitav GhoshThe grand finale of Amitav Ghosh’s epic Ibis trilogy came to a fitting end with Flood Of Fire but there’s a chance that he might return to…A response icon1A response icon1
Rashmee Roshan Lall·Oct 19, 2024Don’t look up. Look aroundTwo of the best books on climate change in the past five years
