Publications
Publications
Pratiti Ketoki, How Tintin Became Bengali: Understanding Translations as After-Work, French Studies Bulletin, Volume 45, Issue 169-170, Spring 2024, Pages 28–31, https://doi.org/10.1093/frebul/ktae009
Pratiti Ketoki, Narrating the ‘Hippie’: Bengali Perceptions of the Trail. Asian American Research Journal , Volume 4, Summer 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.5070/RJ44063810
Publisher: Blaft Books | Translators: Ipsa S and Pratiti Ketoki
Author: Shirshendu Mukhopodhyay
Publisher: Bee Books
Centered on and around Ramnavami, Exiled from Ayodhya is a memoir of a travelling journalist tracing the path the banished prince had taken with his wife and brother. As he ventures into the hinterlands of Uttar Pradesh, the author reflects on the various episodes of the epic and tries to equate them with his own travels. History, myth, and reality intermingle in this acerbic narrative wherein the author delves deep into the imageries and incidents of the epic to show the parallel between the three.
Partition and Fiction: My Tryst with Amitav Ghosh’s Shadow Lines | The Bengal Gazette in June 2023
On his 112th birth anniversary, would Hergé have acknowledged the racism in his Tintin comics? | Scroll.in May 2019
This book of cartoons about BR Ambedkar reveals the casteism (and misogyny) in his critics | Scroll.in July 2019
What Bhisham Sahni’s ‘Madhavi’ tells us about female agency (or the lack of it) in the Mahabharata | Scroll.in January 2020