Amitav Ghosh

Amitav Ghosh

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  • A Crocodile In The Swamplands

    Sahara's misconceived hotel project can only be an ecological disaster for the Sunderbans and a nightmare in the marshes for any tourist who might be lured by its foolish design

    BY Amitav Ghosh 5 February 2022

    A Crocodile In The Swamplands
  • Sea Of Poppies

    <i>Outlook</i> Exclusive: Extracts from Amitav Ghosh's eagerly-awaited new novel, <i>Sea of Poppies </i>

    BY Amitav Ghosh 5 February 2022

    Sea Of Poppies
  • Confessions Of A Xenophile

    Next to my own country, India, there is no place in the world that has been more important to my development as a writer than Egypt...

    BY Amitav Ghosh 5 February 2022

    Confessions Of A Xenophile
  • Wild Fictions

    How literature, legends and folklore have influenced our responses to nature and wildlife -- sometimes with happy results, as in the Sunderbans, and at other times with disastrous consequences, as with Project Tiger

    BY Amitav Ghosh 5 February 2022

    Wild Fictions
  • River Of Smoke

    Outlook Exclusive: Extracts from the eagerly-awaited book two in Amitav Ghosh’s <i>Ibis</i> trilogy

    BY Amitav Ghosh 5 February 2022

    River Of Smoke
  • Why The Elections Disappoint Me

    The election results reflect the corporate capture of the political process, a phenomenon that seems to gain strength no matter which party happens to be in power. Sadly, this is not a ­national but a global phenomenon, writes Amitav Ghosh.

    BY Amitav Ghosh 25 May 2019

    Why The Elections Disappoint Me
  • In Meluku, East Of Eden

    The story of spices is the story of temptation—and human civilisation’s rise and fall. A string of fabled, fragrant islands forms its kernel.

    BY Amitav Ghosh 30 January 2017

    In Meluku, East Of Eden

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