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Confessions of a Poppy writer
In Hindustan Times, Amitav Ghosh goes behind the curtains of his latest novel, The Sea of Poppies, and talks about what led him to this epic tale of drug-running and sea-faring. Near the beginning of … more →
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The glass palace - by Amitav Ghosh
pujathakur wrote 6 days ago: (pic from: http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/000651409X.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg) Finished reading … more →
Books to Read
gdevi wrote 3 weeks ago: Suze Rotolo, A Freewheelin’ Time: A Memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties. Aurum Press. A … more →
Immigration patterns in smaller Canadian cities: open blog
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reneethewriter wrote 1 month ago: Hi folks, Diversity Matters is now open for discussion while i’m away on vacation, July 25-Aug … more →
What's in a name? What's in a set of initials?
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churumuri wrote 1 month ago: RAMYA KRISHNAMURTHY writes from Bangalore: I don’t know Usha K.R.. I have never met Usha K.R.. I … more →
Oriental Travel Accounts
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raahihoonmain wrote 2 months ago: Travel writing is popularly perceived to be a Western monopoly. National Geographic Travelers’ lis … more →
'Opium financed British rule in India'
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Webmaster wrote 2 months ago: BBC, June 19, 2008 Leading Indian writer Amitav Ghosh’s critically acclaimed new novel Sea of … more →
'Imperialism is knocking on India's doors again'
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churumuri wrote 2 months ago: Amitav Ghosh, author of the newly released Sea of Poppies, in an interview with Amrita Tripathi of … more →
Confessions of a Poppy writer
asianwindow wrote 3 months ago: In Hindustan Times, Amitav Ghosh goes behind the curtains of his latest novel, The Sea of Poppies, a … more →
Lascars, sepoys and nautch girls
asianwindow wrote 3 months ago: In The Guardian, James Buchan reviews Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh: This terrific novel, the firs … more →
Voices from the past
Rrishi Raote wrote 3 months ago: Less story, more memory: new fiction looks back to re-imagine the past Memory is in. It’s the … more →
Death comes ashore
asianwindow wrote 3 months ago: Amitav Ghosh on cyclones in the Bay of Bengal, in the New York Times THE word “cyclone” was coin … more →
Part III -- The Vintage Book of Indian Writing, 1947-1997; Edited by Salman Rushdie and Elizabeth West, Vintage Publishers, 1998, 576 Pages
zireaux wrote 6 months ago: Part III Mind you, ELECTRA (not to be confused with Freud’s misinterpretation of the goddess), … more →
The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh
anocturne wrote 6 months ago: Ganga flows, tamed by Shiva’s locks, across northen India. Where Shiva’s jata ends, Gan … more →
Amitav Ghosh's eye witness account of killing of Sikhs in Delhi in 1984
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sikhcentre wrote 6 months ago: The Ghosts of Mrs Gandhi* Amitav Ghosh [*Reproduced from The New Yorker, July 17, 1995] Nowhere else … more →
The Calcutta Chromosome by Amitav Ghosh
anocturne wrote 7 months ago: Let’s admit that the railroad incident was the creepiest thing I ever read. The lumps of clay … more →
Elephants a-piling teak
denkyem wrote 9 months ago: A friend - Michael Richards - has recommended Amitav Ghosh’s fourth novel “The Glass Pal … more →
Folly in the Sundarbans?
Webmaster wrote 10 months ago: Amitav Ghosh, Date of Publication: November 2004. In 2003 the business group, Sahara India Pariwar … more →
The Hungry Tide: A Review
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asuph wrote 11 months ago: Well, it’s a Amitav Ghosh book, and I’m an unabashed fan, so I’ll drop the prete … more →
Book Review- The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh
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Arnav wrote 11 months ago: I am really having a ball reading Indian authors of late. But I had contemplated a lot before bu … more →
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