Rosie Roti @supriyan.bsky.social · 11/09/2026What a thing to realise about nos jours! A David Lean successor who is more like a David Lean character, buzzing with the dark energy of repression. 011
Rosie Roti @supriyan.bsky.social · 09/09/2026I wish I had discovered my defeat distaste and disgust for platformisation after I posted about about my Substack on my Bluesky 111
Rosie Roti @supriyan.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Wrote about Christopher Nolan supriyan.substack.com/p/marathonsupriyan.substack.comMarathonA new not-cast, and I review the Odyssey (Nolan, 2026) 122
Rosie Roti @supriyan.bsky.social · 13/02/2026You ARE my boss! I had the privilege of learning from you at JU in an intro to editing course when the world was younger. Lovely to meet again. 000
Reposted by Rosie RotiHimal Southasian @himalsouthasian.bsky.social · 21/12/2025“She would never stop getting our goat. We would never stop reading her, or pretending like we knew what she’d written. She had become our Arundhati.” Rosie Roti on the memoir that changes how we read Arundhati Roy: www.himalmag.com/politics/arundhati…himalmag.comThe memoir that changes how we read Arundhati RoyALMOST EVERY EDITOR of an English-language publication in India today grew up on British and American rock music from the 1960s and 70s. As a former member of t 032
Reposted by Rosie RotiHimal Southasian @himalsouthasian.bsky.social · 27/12/2025Writer Rosie Roti on why she supports Himal. Independent Southasian voices need space to think and write freely. Help us reach 100 new patrons. Payment link in bio. 021
Rosie Roti @supriyan.bsky.social · 08/12/2025Hi. I wrote about Arundhati Roy for @himalmag.bsky.social. www.himalmag.com/politics/aru...himalmag.comThe memoir that changes how we read Arundhati RoyALMOST EVERY EDITOR of an English-language publication in India today grew up on British and American rock music from the 1960s and 70s. As a former member of t 030
Reposted by Rosie RotiHimal Southasian @himalsouthasian.bsky.social · 02/12/2025‘Mother Mary Comes To Me’, #ArundhatiRoy ’s memoir of love, loyalty and the larger-than-life Mrs Roy, puts into perspective a whole career of writing about the problem of belonging. A review essay by Rosie Roti: www.himalmag.com/politics/arundhati… 053
