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Sunil Amrith: the author who almost lost his nerve – then won big
October 26, 2025
|The Observer
If scale of ambition is a measure of significance, the author Sunil Amrith cannot be beaten.
The Burning Earth, his history of the relationship between humans and nature, covers almost every aspect of global existence for 500 years and more ~ from the advent of the Black Death to the invention of the air conditioning unit.
Last week, Amrith, a Yale University history professor, was awarded the £25,000 British Academy book prize for The Burning Earth at a ceremony in London. He triumphed over an international shortlist of six, which included a study of the part played by Orthodox religion in Russia's war in Ukraine by British journalist Lucy Ash, and William Dalrymple’s exploration of India’s historical influence.
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