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  • Indian-born writer Amitav Ghosh
    Amitav Ghosh

    …contributed a manuscript to the Future Library project—a long-term public art and literary initiative that commissions writers to submit unpublished works to be revealed in the future. He is the 12th participant alongside Canadian author Margaret Atwood, English author David Mitchell, American writer Ocean Vuong, and others.

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    …contributed a manuscript to the Future Library project—a long-term public art and literary initiative that commissions writers to submit unpublished works to be revealed in the future. He is the 12th participant alongside Canadian author Margaret Atwood, English author David Mitchell, American writer Ocean Vuong, and others.

    Read More