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Review of River of Smoke by Amitav Ghosh

lauriegarrison wrote 1 month ago: It’s taken me a couple months to work my way through this book. It was slower going than Sea of Popp … more →

Tags: Reading / Books, Amitav Ghosh, River of smoke, Opium Wars, historical novels

Top Ten Books About India5 comments

Melody Wilson wrote 2 months ago: I recently returned from a two-week trip to India. Hopefully I’ll have a chance to write a few … more →

Tags: Top Ten Lists, a fine balance, a free man, A Passage to India, A Suitable Boy, aman sethi, Amitav Ghosh, Aravind Adiga, Arundhati Roy

Books I’ve Been Reading Lately: For Fun1 comment

lauriegarrison wrote 4 months ago: I started my blog by announcing that I would read whatever I wanted now that I had left academia. He … more →

Tags: Reading / Books, Alyssa Harad, Amitav Ghosh, Call the midwife, Coming to my Senses, Miranda Hart, reading, River of smoke, Surf Girl Handbook

Latha's Holidays reading - Sea of Poppies

lathasukumar wrote 5 months ago:   This is my review of one of my favourites - Sea of Poppies is Amitav Ghosh’s gripping tale of … more →

Tags: Literary Favourites, Amitav Ghosh, British Empire, China, India, mauritius

Day 218: Sea of Poppies4 comments

whatmeread wrote 5 months ago: Sea of Poppies is an absolutely enthralling historical novel, the first of a trilogy. Set in India i … more →

Tags: Books 2, Historical Fiction, India, Amitav Ghosh, Raj, Opium Wars, Ibis Trilogy, 19th Century

Of friends and mentors...2 comments

Kathleen MacQueen wrote 5 months ago: Amitav Ghosh speaking at the SoUS Conference, Yerevan, Armenia. Courtesy of Blind Dates Project. Wha … more →

Tags: Conversations, Amitav Ghosh, Armenia, writing, Memory, Vulnerability, .:*Conflict*:., Speech, Silence

Some great Indian fiction2 comments

alexandergeorge84 wrote 9 months ago: As today marks 65 years of Indian independence, I thought I would share my favourite novels by India … more →

Tags: Books 2, India, A Suitable Boy, Amitav Ghosh, Arundhati Roy, Indian fiction, Jhumpa Lahiri, The God Of Small Things, The Interpreter of Maladies

River of Smoke6 comments

tuesday in silhouette wrote 10 months ago: Sea of Poppies, for me, was Ghosh’s best work to date.I  adored “The Glass Palace” … more →

Tags: Contemporary, amitav, Ghosh, River of smoke, Opium War

The greatest storyteller: A tribute to Amitav Ghosh

projectsmallfry wrote 10 months ago: “You cannot force your character to do something that isn’t them. They simply won’t let you” I sat i … more →

Tags: Dr. DeMan, Tribute, Amitav Ghosh, Deeti, kalua, River of smoke

Sunday Salon: And I'm Back....

tuesday in silhouette wrote 10 months ago: Both from a year in Beijing, and from an extremely long blog hiatus. I swore I’d close this bl … more →

Tags: Sunday Salon, Ghosh, River of smoke, glass room, mawer

Sea shipment arrives: the awe of expat transitions6 comments

expatlingo wrote 1 year ago: It was (mostly) a joy to receive the 40 foot container full of our stuff this weekend. The house is … more →

Tags: Read, Expat Life, Expat, Quote, Books, international relocation, international move, Amitav Ghosh, cargo bike

Writer's I Admire

aroundtheredmap wrote 1 year ago: Amitav Ghosh One of the most widely known Indians writing in English today. His work has deservedly … more →

Tags: Amitav Ghosh, River of smoke, Rohinton Mistry, a fine balance, GEORGE ORWELL, 1984, Animal Farm, Terry Pratchett, Discworld

Day 27: The Crippled Tree by Hans Suyin (China)

lordgabbana wrote 1 year ago: I have been reading Han Suyin‘s The Crippled Tree – a delightful account of her eurasian … more →

Tags: personal development, China, Hans Suyin, The Crippled Tree, Amitav Ghosh, River of smoke, Szechuan, Canton, madarin

Finalist 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize

eneryvibes wrote 1 year ago: What a great news, My favorite writer Amitav Ghoshs’ latest novel River of Smoke leads the sho … more →

Tags: News, Man Booker Prize, Amitav Ghosh, River of smoke, Indian Writers, 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize

Book Recommendation #6: A Victorian Seafaring Tale

beyondthepalebooks wrote 1 year ago: Welcome to my sixth and final winter-break book recommendation for adults:  Amitav Ghosh’s Sea … more →

Tags: Reviews, Reading recommendations for adults, Opium Wars, Children's Book, Slave trade

The Opium Trade2 comments

aakanksharulz wrote 1 year ago: While ‘Sea Of Poppies’ focused on the opium trade, with Ghosh sailing the story across s … more →

Tags: Indian fiction, indian author, Indian Literature, Amitav Ghosh, Indian writing, parsi, Ghosh, Opium, China

Falling In Love With Amitav Ghosh

enywulandari wrote 1 year ago: I intended to stop reading Amitav Ghosh’s novels once I finished digesting the first of his Ibis tri … more →

Tags: Literature, Amitav Ghosh, The Glass Palace, Arundhati Roy, Aravind Adiga, Jhumpa Lahiri, The Hungry Tide

Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh1 comment

SI BookDragon wrote 1 year ago: Get to know these characters well – they will surely prove to be worth every page of their three-boo … more →

Tags: Fiction, Indian, south asian, ..Adult Readers, Audio, Friendship, Colonialism, Love, Historical

An Opium Journey2 comments

aakanksharulz wrote 1 year ago: Deeti had never been anywhere near the sea. She lived all her live in Bihar, near to the holy river, … more →

Tags: Indian fiction, indian author, indian fiction, India, Sea, Book Review, Indian Literature, Calcutta, British


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