Gautam Bhatia

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Gautam Bhatia

Gautam Bhatia is based in New Delhi, India. When not at his day job as a lawyer and legal academic, he tries to lay hands on the latest works of historical and speculative fiction—with a particular taste for high fantasy and Orwellian dystopias—and read them from cover to cover. He has reviewed before for the Jadaliyya Magazine, and blogs about books at anenduringromantic.

Gautam Bhatia in our archives

Strange Horizons Awards Eligibility: Nonfiction in 2019, Azimuth, Issue 2 March 2020
David Mogo, Godhunter by Suyi Davies Okungbowa, Reviews, Issue 9 December 2019
Waste Tide by Chen Qiufan, translated by Ken Liu, Reviews, Issue 18 November 2019
A Spy In Time by Imraan Coovadia, Reviews, Issue 11 November 2019
A Spy In Time by Imraan Coovadia, Reviews, Issue 14 October 2019
The Rosewater Insurrection by Tade Thompson, Reviews, Issue 29 April 2019
Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James, Reviews, Issue 15 April 2019
An Interview with Doctor Hosam El-Zembely, Articles, Issue 28 January 2019
A Glimmer of Silver by Juliet Kemp, Reviews, Issue 26 November 2018
Colony by Leigh Matthews, Reviews, Issue 22 October 2018
Remaking the Difference: A Discussion about Indian Speculative Fiction, Articles, Issue 30 April 2018
Zelaldinus: A Masque by Irwin Allan Sealy, Reviews, Issue 30 April 2018
Heaven on Earth, by Fadi Zaghmout, translated by Sawad Hussain, Reviews, Issue 12 March 2018
"Cities overwhelm and infiltrate the senses": An Interview with Krish Raghav, Articles, Issue 27 November 2017
Temporary People by Deepak Unnikrishnan, Non-Fiction, Issue 30 October 2017
The Queue by Basma Abdel Aziz, Non-Fiction, Issue 14 August 2017
Half-Doubt, Half-Possibility: The 2017 Clarke Award Shortlist Part II, Non-Fiction, Issue 24 July 2017
Half-Doubt, Half-Possibility: The 2017 Clarke Award Shortlist Part I, Non-Fiction, Issue 24 July 2017
The Waterdancer's World by L. Timmel Duchamp, Non-Fiction, Issue 29 May 2017
Leila by Prayaag Akbar, Non-Fiction, Issue 22 May 2017
“This radical uncertainty concerning the future”: A roundtable on “Iraq +100” and Arabic SF, Articles, Issue 24 April 2017
The Doomed City by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, Reviews, Issue 6 February 2017
"The rural often represents the possibility of accepting change in many forms": An Interview with Aliya Whiteley, Articles, Issue 22 January 2018
Introducing: 100 African Writers of SFF, Azimuth, January 18, 2017
Half of What I Say by Anil Menon, Reviews, Issue 12 December 2016
Super Extra Grande by Yoss, Reviews, Issue 28 November 2016
Kingfisher by Patricia A. McKillip, Reviews, Issue 12 September 2016
SF is the Genre of the City: An Interview with Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay, Articles, Issue 27 June 2016
Azanian Bridges by Nick Wood, Reviews, Issue 6 June 2016
The Philosopher Kings by Jo Walton, Reviews, Issue 16 May 2016
The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood, Reviews, Issue 14 December 2015
The Strange Horizons Book Club: The Girl in the Road, Articles, Issue 30 November 2015
The Weightless World by Anthony Trevelyan, Reviews, Issue 19 October 2015
Hard To Be a God by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, Reviews, Issue 2015 Fund Drive Special
J by Howard Jacobson, Reviews, Issue 13 October 2014