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Amit Chaudhuri: "I, Too, Am John Clare"

The Yale Review
An essay by Amit Chaudhuri: "In the last four years I have been rereading, repeatedly, two pieces of criticism . . ."
7 months ago

The Deeply Unserious, Important Work of Amit Chaudhuri

Los Angeles Review of Books
I DISCOVERED A Strange and Sublime Address by accident. This was about 18 years ago, six years after its publication.
95 months ago

Pankaj Mishra on the Eternal Present of Amit Chaudhuri’s The Immortals

Literary Hub
The novel instead seems to be seeking the unknown, a strange experience of fascination beyond language and representation.
17 months ago

Sojourn by Amit Chaudhuri review – adrift in Berlin

The Guardian
A professor wanders around the German capital, enabling dreamlike meditations on history, identity and belonging
28 months ago

Why I Write Novels

N+1
To me, a sentence that serves as a purely functional join in the syntax of the novel, like “They drove towards the building,” is as much...
49 months ago

Amit Chaudhuri: ‘All non-western literature is wilfully underrated’

The Guardian
The author on the importance of DH Lawrence, how Alice Munro inspired him, and early memories of reading Ladybird books in Bombay.
76 months ago

Classicist in Literature, Royalist in Politics, and Anglo-Catholic in Religion | Amit Chaudhuri

N+1
In an ongoing column, Amit Chaudhuri teases out personal memory, cultural history, and meaning from a word, phrase, or line.
27 months ago

Human Kind Cannot Bear Very Much Reality | Amit Chaudhuri

N+1
In a new ongoing column, Amit Chaudhuri teases out personal memory, cultural history, and meaning from a word, phrase, or line.
33 months ago

“I am Ramu”

N+1
To be an Indian writer means that you're writing about India. What you're doing to and with the form won't determine the terms of critique...
88 months ago

Interview: Amit Chaudhuri

The Guardian
Amit Chaudhuritells Sophie Harrison about The Immortals, his first novel for nine years, and explains why he's a 'publisher's nightmare'
190 months ago