The Atlas of Lost Beliefs - Ranjit Hoskote (Arc Publications) Edition using the Canary archipelago as

using the Canary archipelago as a platform to reflect on the value of ruins as material memory

it starts with a long introduction on decolonial solidarity and unlearning by Etienne Turpin

This is a powerful tale of corruption and unshakeable devotion – to a cause

and public lectures on painting

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The Atlas of Lost Beliefs - Ranjit Hoskote (Arc Publications) Edition using the Canary archipelago asCommenting on Hoskote's poetry on the Poetry International website, the poet and editor Arundhathi Subramaniam observes: "His writing has revealed a consistent and exceptional brilliance in its treatment of image. Hoskote's metaphors are finely wrought, luminous and sensuous, combining an artisanal virtuosity with passion, turning each poem into a many angled, multifaced experience." Ranjit Hoskote belongs to the younger generation of Indian poets who