Ranjit Hoskote
@ranjithoskote
Author of Hunchprose; Jonahwhale/The Atlas of Lost Beliefs; I, Lalla; Icelight; The Homeland's an Ocean. Alumnus: @UIIWP 1995. linktr.ee/rhoskote
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06-02-2013 06:16:47
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"As a translator and a poet himself, Hoskote is an excellent interlocutor of the giants of the past." Thank you, Aditya Mani Jha , for this richly nuanced response to my Mir book, The Homeland's an Ocean! And I'm especially happy that it appears in a review-essay that also
A new book that is a microcosm of India—that cherished land which is more of an ocean, with a long literary memory and past. Here’s a🧵 about this landmark anthology from Murty Classics as it turns 10, with a foreword by Ranjit Hoskote, publishing in October by Harvard University Press.
Aditya Mani Jha is one of our most brilliant and serious critics. I'm thankful for his perceptive take on Ranjit Hoskote's and my new books... And on the great poets those books honour, Mir and the poets of the classical Tamil canon, both of which deserve urgent re-reading now.
On this week's episode of Below the Radar, we're joined by Ranjit Hoskote, poet, translator, art critic, and curator✍🏻 Ranjit discusses Bombay’s political and cultural milieu in the 1980s and 90s, the promise of interstitial spaces, and more! Tune in at sfu.ca/vancity-office…
Ranjit Hoskote Aditya Mani Jha So happy to read this, dear Ranjit, dear Vivek. Happy too that both of you generously shared selections of your thrilling work with me to further share on Poetry at Sangam . These books re-fire enthusiasm. Ranjit Hoskote Vivek Narayanan Penguin India Hanuman Editions Aditya Mani Jha
Ranjit Hoskote Ranjit, an absolutely stimulating and nourishing experience to interview you. Also, I am glad to share reader feedback that the interview was valuable and insightful. All best wishes for the book!
It was such a joy to be in conversation with the fantastic Am Johal amjohal of Simon Fraser University's Vancity Office of Community Engagement SFU's Vancity Office of Community Engagement on his podcast, Below the Radar! We talked about poetry, translation, curating, the challenges of getting on with cultural