Drawing on a body of work that spans fiction, history, and climate writing, Amitav Ghosh reflects on how his latest work, Ghost-Eye, brings together vision, memory, and moral reckoning to confront the forces shaping our contemporary world.

From the Booker-shortlisted Sea of Poppies to landmark non-fiction including The Great Derangement and The Nutmeg's Curse, Ghosh's writing has transformed how literature engages with empire, ecology, and global history. In this Marquee Talk, he discusses his return to fiction and the uncanny themes of his new novel, which explores reincarnation and the ecological power of the Sundarbans.

Key Highlights:

• A Major Conversation: Ghosh in discussion about Ghost-Eye and his career-defining themes.
• Global Perspectives: Insights into the intersections of colonialism, climate change, and storytelling.
• Audience Engagement: A dedicated Q&A session with the author.
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About Amitav Ghosh:
Amitav Ghosh is an award-winning Indian author and the first English-language recipient of India's Jnanpith Award. He is also the 2024 Erasmus Prize laureate and his works have been translated into more than thirty languages.

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