From Nigeria to Brazil, take a trip around the world with these works of ecofiction: https://t.co/ArMnu6hvyT #ad @Flatironbooks
— Book Riot (@BookRiot) August 25, 2020
Reviews of Multispecies Cities
Listed in `The Definitive Climate Fiction Reading List’' Grist (US)
`Joyously ambitious solarpunk ... excels when entwining relational nuance with keenly handled futurist ideas ... number of gems for fans of climate fiction' Publishers Weekly
`Filled with a polyphony of voices ... Engaging introduction' Leanne Ogasawara, Books on Asia (Japan)
Reviews of The Great Bengali Poetry Underground
`Excellent translation ... Hard to find flavour of a culture in ferment' Scroll
`What comes across in the translations, from the very beginning, are the poems' distinctive Bengali origin' Daily Star (Bangladesh)
`Social-existential cares are interwoven with allusions to local or national issues ... will subtly shift our perception as to the currents of Bengali underground poetry' New Indian ExpressReviews of Calcutta Nights
`Masterfully translated' The Telegraph
`Important from the point of view of culture studies' Indian Literature journal
`Fascinating as a document of the 20th century city' Trisha Gupta, India Today
`Flawless translation ... retains racy flavour' Sajni Mukherji, Outlook magazine
`A unique cosmopolitan setting' Business Standard
`Interesting ... for readers interested in history and the Asian experience of transition to modernity.' Asian Review of Books, Hong Kong
`A guidebook to the dark dens of eeriness' Press Trust of India (PTI)
`What a punch this little volume packs' India Abroad News Service of India (IANS)
Reviews of The Butterfly Effect
`Propels the accumulated anxieties of a city into a shape-shifting future vortex' Anjana Basu, Outlook magazine
`Explores a Ballardian near-future' Amy Brady, Words Without Borders
`Genre-bending' Amy Brady, Houston Chronicle, USA
`Projects the tropes of a new politics of imagination ... a new eco-sophy is created' Krishnan Unni. P, Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi
`Indian novel's story parallels the deadly coronavirus outbreak' Times of India (news)
`Compelling' UNI
`A magic box ... brings Allan Poe to mind' Scroll
`Ten Works of Environmental Literature from Around the World' Book Riot, USA (listing)
`A wild ride, with brilliant and Ballardian descriptions' Eco-fiction
`Vivid storytelling dovetails with a playful structure' Bengaluru Review
`Fifty Must-Read Novels about Eco-Disaster' Book Riot, USA (listing)
`Around the World in 80 Books' Dragonfly Ecofiction (listing)
Reviews of The Best Asian Speculative Fiction
`A necessary and successful conglomerate' The Telegraph
`An important contribution to an ever-expanding and dynamic literary form' Southeast Asian Review of English (SARE), Malaysia
`More than just fantasy' Pune Mirror-Times of India (listing)
`Sheer power of storytelling' The Telegraph
`A persuasive artist...Hotel Calcutta invites a hungry, urgent reading' Asian Review of Books
`A very innovative frame story' Journal of Commonwealth Literature
`An astounding work that interrogates the myriad surfaces of reality' Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi
`A dazzling "wall of stories" in
`Very urban and 21st century' Sanjukta Dasgupta
`Chaudhuri tells us something also of the 'art' of the story.' Anu Kumar, The Thumb Print Magazine
`A web both classical and new.' Spark Magazine
`A writer to watch out for' Sushma Joshi, Kitaab
`His themes reveal a deep fascination with human response to the extraordinary’ Helter Skelter
Reviews of Calculus
`Might set a new trend in fiction writing' (in Bengali) Ekak Matra
Reviews of Amber Dusk
`A heady mix of experiences' The Telegraph
`A memorable novel of East-West encounter' Amitava Roy
`Another type of writing emerging within Indian English writing' Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi (JSTOR)
`Praised for its evocation of
`Surrealism explored ... A gifted writer of fiction' Deccan Herald
`A delicately crafted story about love, loathing and the quest for peace in a time of intolerance' The Statesman
Interesting interview on the intersection of writing and environmental activism with author Rajat Chaudhuri and Extinction Rebellion's @XrRebel. #climatefiction #clifiberlin @XRBerlin https://t.co/Rg8ovsasbb
— Climate Fiction Festival Berlin (@clifi_berlin) October 28, 2020
Returnless Risk? pic.twitter.com/ObgzkPbhfJ
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) June 11, 2018
Preparing for @COP26 with a game -- featuring short fiction by @laurenbeukes, @rajatchaudhuri, @turtschaninoff, and @SophiaAlMaria, as well as illustrations by @Annika_the_K https://t.co/VtNKAAwcRo
— Monica Morrison, PhD (@monicamorrisong) October 15, 2021
An exceptional piece by Debal Deb, one of the heroes of the struggle to preserve biodiversity in the face of opposition from industrial agricultural and its client institutions. https://t.co/vVqNwPgItp
— Amitav Ghosh (@GhoshAmitav) October 19, 2019
Teaching short stories this semester, I already have some great flash and I'll be using @rajatchaudhuri's Multispecies Cities anthology but any other recommendations of stories under 2k words by writers of colour, those with regional voices or working class subjects? Pls RT
— Alex Lockwood (@alexlockwood) September 6, 2021
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