Ranjit Hoskote

Ranjit Hoskote has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Ranjit Hoskote are: • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, rhoskote has populated their site with: • Chintan Girish Modi: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Firstpost, 26 March 2022) • Nicoletta Pireddu: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Migrating Minds Vol. 4 Issue 1, Spring 2026) • On Instagram • On Twitter • The Homeland's an Ocean: Mir Taqi Mir (Penguin Classics, 2024) • To Break and To Branch: Six Essays on Gieve Patel (Seagull, 2024) • Ten Indian Classics (Harvard University Press/ Murty Classical Library of India, 2024) • Icelight (Penguin/ Hamish Hamilton, 2023) • Icelight (Wesleyan University Press, 2023) • Hunchprose (Penguin/ Hamish Hamilton, 2021) • Jonahwhale (Penguin/ Hamish Hamilton, 2018) • The Atlas of Lost Beliefs (Arc, 2020) • Central Time (Penguin/ Viking, 2014) • Vanishing Acts (Penguin, 2006) • Dom Moraes: Selected Poems (ed. Penguin Modern Classics, 2012) • I, Lalla: The Poems of Lal Ded (trans. and ed. Penguin Classics, 2011) • M F Husain: Horses of the Sun (Mathaf Museum/ Silvana Editoriale, 2020) • Atul Dodiya (Prestel, 2014) • Sudhir Patwardhan: The Complicit Observer (Popular, 2011) • Sudhir Patwardhan: The Crafting of Reality (Popular, 2010) • Pilgrim, Exile, Sorcerer: The Painterly Evolution of Jehangir Sabavala (Eminence, 1998) • Uttaran Das Gupta: Review of Icelight (The Wire, 3 December 2023) • K Srilata: Review of Icelight (Frontline, 5 October 2023) • Siddharth Dasgupta: Review of Icelight (The Hindu, 1 September 2023) • Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee: Review of Icelight (The Wire, 8 July 2023) • Ella A. Anthony: Review of Icelight (The Harvard Crimson, 21 March 2023) • Meena Kandasamy: Review of Hunchprose (The Hindu, 27 June 2021) • Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee: Review of Hunchprose (The Wire, 13 June 2021) • J M Schreiber: Review of Jonahwhale (roughghosts.com, 20 December 2018) • Sumana Roy: Review of Jonahwhale (Mint/ Lounge, 23-24 March 2018) • Manik Sharma: ‘Ranjit Hoskote on his new book Jonahwhale, and influence of art, music on his poetry’ (Firstpost, 10 April 2018) • Suhit Kelkar: 'Ranjit Hoskote: Between the Sea and the Shore' (OPEN, 27 February 2018) • Suhit Kelkar: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote & Nancy Adajania (Moneycontrol.com, 15 August 2021) • Chintan Girish Modi: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Hindustan Times, 10 April 2021) • Rebecca Levi: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (VOLUME Issue 3, 15 December 2020) • Sarabjeet Garcha: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Verseville Issue XXXI, December 2020) • Leeya Mehta: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Plume Poetry, Issue #109, September 2020) • Robert Wood: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Los Angeles Review of Books, 6 August 2019) • Souradeep Roy: Interview with Ranjit Hoskote (Guftugu, 29 June 2018) • Ranjit Hoskote: Four Poems in The Bombay Literary Magazine # 51 (April 2022) • Ranjit Hoskote: 'Ocean Park' in Plume Poetry # 126 (February 2022) • Ranjit Hoskote: Four Poems in The Green Integer Review No. 11 (Jan-Feb 2022) • Isha Upanishad, translated from the original Sanskrit (Poetry at Sangam, September 2021) • Translator's Note to the Isha Upanishad (Poetry at Sangam, September 2021) • 'National Marble' (OPEN Magazine/ Freedom Issue, 13 August 2021) • Ranjit Hoskote: Two Poems (Wild Court, London, 22 June 2020) • Ranjit Hoskote: Five Poems from Jonahwhale (Scroll, 13 June 2018) • Ranjit Hoskote & Forrest Gander: Reading (Green Apple Books, 9th Ave, San Francisco: 4th October 2023) • 'Lost Countries: A CHEUSE SALON' (Busboys and Poets, Washington DC: 29 September 2023) • 'Into the Hothouse' (Alan Cheuse International Writers Center: 27 September 2023) • 'On the Poetry of Kunwar Narain: Against the Deluge of Darkness' (Sahitya Akademi, 19 September 2021) • 51st Brooklyn Rail Radical Poetry Reading (8 September 2021) • 'How Jesus Went Native' (Jehangir Sabavala Memorial Lecture 2020) • 'The Challenge of Abstraction' (Gallery Espace, 27 November 2020) • 'Landscapes and Languages' (Max Mueller Bhavan, Bombay, 28 November 2019) • 'The Soloist Performs with an Orchestra of Events' (Tagore Lecture, Cornell University, 23 September 2016) • Jane Borges: Review of F N Souza: The Power and the Glory, curated by Ranjit Hoskote • Uma Nair: Review of 'F N Souza: The Power and the Glory' • 'Mehlli Gobhai: Epiphanies' (co-curated with Nancy Adajania; Chemould Prescott Road, Bombay, 2021) • 'Don't Ask Me about Colour: Mehlli Gobhai, A Retrospective' (co-curated with Nancy Adajania; NGMA, Bombay, 2020) • 'Opening Lines: Ebrahim Alkazi, Art Works 1948-1971' (Art Heritage, New Delhi, 2019) • 'M F Husain: Horses of the Sun' (Mathaf Museum, Doha, 2019) • Ranjit Hoskote: 'BN Goswamy: Sage and Sensitivity' (OPEN, 24 November 2023) • Tribute to Vivan Sundaram (National Herald, 29 March 2023) • Ranjit Hoskote: 'The Perfect Duet' (OPEN, 3 June 2022)