Crossing the Bay of Bengal: The Furies of Nature and the Fortunes of Migrants
by Amrith
Crossing the Bay of Bengal explores the powerful relationship between nature and migration across one of the world’s great bodies of water. Amrith considers how environmental forces shape human movement and fortune, offering a regional perspective on the connections between geography, nature, and migration.
About This Book
Crossing the Bay of Bengal examines a region shaped by water, weather, movement, and change.
The book connects the furies of nature with the fortunes of migrants, placing human journeys within the broader geography of the Bay of Bengal.
Amrith presents the bay as both a natural environment and a corridor of migration.
Its focus is the relationship between environmental forces and the lives of people who cross or inhabit this region.
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