Writings

Tenzing has written a number of essays and articles. Here is a selection of his recent writings:

Quietly Through a Tibetan Lens: The Cinematic Legacy of Pema Tseden Yeshe, A Journal of Tibetan Literature, Arts and Humanities, Vol. 3, No. 1 (2023), 8/2023
A Child’s Losar in Darjeeling Penguin Book of Modern Tibetan Essays, 2023, 6/2023
Bringing Independent Cinema to the Mountains: The Story of the Dharamshala International Film Festival Asian Film Archive, 12/2020
I Will Burn Myself Again and Again Hearings: The Online Journal of Contour Biennale, 11/2016
Wave Riders Indian Quarterly, 10/2015
Why Lukar Jam Atsock is Important for Tibetan Democracy Phayul, 9/2015
Finding Fado Indian Quarterly, 3/2014
Not On Any Map Indian Express, 12/2013
Rethinking the Tibet Movement Seminar, 4/2013
Quiet Storm: Pema Tseden and the emergence of Tibetan cinema Monde Chinois, 10/2012
Repression and Resurgence in Tibet Infochange India, 7/2011
The Democracy Conundrum Himal Southasian, 7/2011
Spiti An introduction to the photographic book Spiti by Patrick Sutherland, 3/2011
A Tibet of the Mind Himal Southasian, 12/2010
Some Thoughts on Pema Tseden’s The Search Phayul, 6/2010
Middle Way or Bust Himal Southasian, 5/2009
China’s India PR Guy Himal Southasian, 12/2008
Southasian Tibet Himal Southasian, 8/2008
Why the March Matters Phayul, 6/2008
Neighbourhood: Majnu Ka Tilla Outlook Delhi City Limits Magazine, 8/2007
Until the Last Tibetan Himal Southasian, 4/2007
More Mythology: An Appraisal of Lu Chuan’s Mountain Patrol Himal Southasian,
Roadblock on the Middle Path Himal Southasian, 11/2006
Confessions of a Murakami Junkie The Hindu, 12/2002
Grotesque Caricature: a Review of Alai’s Red Poppies The Hindu, 11/2002
Out of the Red Time, 4/2002
A Stranger in My Native Land Civil Lines, 8/2001
A Cold War in Shangri la: The CIA in Tibet Man's World, 9/2000
Dreaming by the Blue Lake High Asia, 4/1996