Back to the future: Amitav Ghosh on his new book

The author talks about his latest book Gun Island, catastrophic climate change and the mechanism of immigration

Shrestha Saha Published 29.06.19, 01:19 PM

“Had I not written The Calcutta Chromosome, writing this book would have been much harder. I have repeatedly felt that I have returned to the same environment while writing this book,” says Ghosh (Picture: B. Halder)

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Back to the future: Amitav Ghosh on his new book

The author talks about his latest book Gun Island, catastrophic climate change and the mechanism of immigration

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