Amit Chaudhuri
@AmitChaudhuri
Author, A Strange and Sublime Address, Sojourn; critic; singer, Indian classical tradition; composer:This Is Not Fusion, Found Music
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In case you've been thinking of applying, Amit Chaudhuri tells me the deadline is today! (Also, watch out for the two new #LiteraryActivism books, coming soon.) ashoka.edu.in/event/the-asho…
This is a beautiful essay, a deep, empathetic look at my first three novels; but it’s also about the problem of writing about the ordinary, from the point of view of one to whom this is an important question: lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-fi…
NYRB Classics Books at NYRB
LitHub has carried Wendy Doniger’s introduction to the NYRB reissue of Freedom Song: lithub.com/a-quiet-roar-w…
NYRB Classics Books at NYRB
Brand new covers for Amit Chaudhuri's first three novels.
Short books of beautiful prose with plenty of atmosphere and novelistic artistry inside. Highly recommend.
If you’re in New Haven/ Yale tomorrow, 30th April, feel free to come to this: nyrb.com/blogs/events/s…
Meanwhile, today in Boston: sites.google.com/g.harvard.edu/…
NYRB Classics Books at NYRB
.Amit Chaudhuri & Wendy Doniger TONIGHT (6pm) Seminary Co-op.
We are reissuing Chaudhuri's 1st three novels. Brilliant examples of the novel's ability to capture life in art.
'Nothing at all seems to happen, in the most beautifully modulated way.' — Anne Enright
Join us this Thursday, April 25th, at 6pm CT for a reading and conversation with Amit Chaudhuri, 'Afternoon Raag', 'A Strange and Sublime Address', and 'Freedom Song'. He will be joined in conversation by Wendy Doniger.
RSVP here: ow.ly/R7xw50QL4Fs
A recording of my conversation with Amit Chaudhuri about his poetry, aesthetics, modernism, spatiality, sweet shop(s) and other things is up on the Ashoka University YouTube channel.
youtu.be/e1bL8ORQz64
(I'm sharing it here for those who had asked me to.)
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A personal prose-blanket of warmth since 8 years now when I picked up his first : afternoon raag !
p.s. some bloke borrowed afternoon raag and never returned; glad the person is distant from memory and acquaintances now