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Amitava Kumar, Passport Photos, 2000
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Amitava Kumar, Passport Photos, 2000
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Amitava Kumar on Roland Barthes â A Lover's Discourse
Amitava Kumarâs 10 Rules For WritingÂ
Amitava Kumar was born on 17 March 1963. He is an Indian writer and journalist who is professor of English on the Helen D. Lockwood Chair at Vassar College. His 10 rules for writing are from his essay collection Lunch With a Bigot: The Writer in the World.
My Beloved Life
By Amitava Kumar.
Design by Tom Etherington.
by Sonja Braas
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It is good to stand in the middle of the stream and live rather than stand on the bank and witness things from afar, to have both a sense of participation and also a sense of wise detachment because one knows the reality of things.
Amitava Kumar, âThe Reality of Thingsâ
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"Our responsibility is only to be honest, even if it means being base or wrong. I fear it is fashionable for many writers to think they have to be right. I want to be wrong but true. Our task is to be human." - Amitava Kumar, Every Day I Write the Book
"'Style is the entire writer...you can be said to have a style when a reader, after reading several lines or part of a page, can recognize who the writer is.' There you have it, another definition of home. All the writers I admire, each often different from the other, erect structures that offer refuge."
âAmitava Kumar, "Love Poems for the Border Patrol"
"Words can woundâbut they're bridges, too...Though maybe a bridge can also be a wound? to paraphrase a prophet: Letters are structures, not events. Yours gave me a place to live inside."
âAmal el-Mohtar and Max Gladstone, This is How You Lose the Time War
There was the usual silence that greets the utterance of grand truth.
Amitava Kumar, Immigrant Montana (Knopf, July 31, 2018)