Which of the following books has NOT been written by Amitav Ghosh?
The Ground Beneath Her Feet
The correct answer is The Ground Beneath Her Feet.
'The Ground Beneath Her Feet' (1999) was written by Salman Rushdie, not Amitav Ghosh, so it is the book NOT authored by Ghosh.
Amitav Ghosh is a celebrated Indian author known for blending history, geography and migration in his fiction and non-fiction.
'The Glass Palace' (2000) is Amitav Ghosh's novel spanning Burma, India and Malaya across generations, so it is written by him.
'The Imam and the Indian' (2002) is a collection of Ghosh's essays and non-fiction pieces, again by Amitav Ghosh.
'The Hungry Tide' (2004), set in the Sundarbans, is also an Amitav Ghosh novel, confirming these three are his works.
Hence the book NOT written by Amitav Ghosh is The Ground Beneath Her Feet.
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