• Uncanny (Editorial, Kitaab Quarterly, 2024)
• Parliament of Beings (posthumanism) (The Telegraph, 2023)
• Solarpunk - A Brilliant Subculture (The Telegraph, 2023)
• Assam's Kokrajhar Literature Festival shows how literature festivals can be truly inclusive (Scroll, 2023)
• A Wise Principle - the precautionary principle (The Telegraph, op-ed, 2023)
• Fashion, Unfashion ebong Agami (About Lifestyles, Conspicuous Consumption and simple living) (Daak Bangla, in Bengali, 2023)
• Climate Change and Indian Literature (Reading Corner, 2023)
• The Wicked Problem of Climate Change and our Entanglement with it (Scroll, 2023)
• Engaging the Evil-god - Covid-19, precaution, questions for the future (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express)
• One of the co-authors in a paper published in Nature Sustainability journal: Sustainable Agrifood Systems in a Post-Growth World (August 2022)   www.nature.com/articles/s41893-022-00933-5
• Co-authored introduction to the book Multispecies Cities -- Solarpunk Urban futures (Christoph Rupprecht, Deborah Cleland, Norie Tamura and Rajat Chaudhuri) published by World Weaver Press, USA. 

• Environmental Justice - An intervention for the Keywords project (Climate Cultures)
• Interesting Times er Ticketghorey - Reading Amitav Ghosh's climate change novel Gun Island in Bengali. (Boikotha literary magazine)
• Let's Talk about Shame - Shame of Overconsumption (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express, 2021)
• Tech in the Time of Climate Woes - Geoengineering (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express, 2021)
• An Everlasting Plate-Sustainable Food and Climate change (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express, 2021)
• Solarpunk-Punk Sahityer Surjosparsha, SOLARPUNK— পাঙ্ক সাহিত্যের সূর্যস্পর্শ
  (Short essay in Daak Bangla magazine in Bengali)
• Gholajoley Virus, ঘোলাজলে ভাইরাস (Essay about climate, history and the virus of disaster capitalism in Daak Bangla magazine in Bengali.)
• Vaccines and Sinking Cities - An article about our video game (The Telegraph)
• Phantoms and Fiery Ice-Methane and Climate change (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express, 2020)
• Estranged Times and the Decades Ahead-Climate, People, Technology, video games (Named column `Eleventh Hour' in New Indian Express, 2020) 
• Bad Advertising, Better Futures (New Indian Express, 2020)
• A Yardstick for Internet Empires-An aggregated index for social media  (New Indian Express, 2020)
• A World Without Children-Climate change and the Child-Free (New Indian Express, 2020)
• The Night of the Algorithms (New Indian Express, 2020) 
• What will be the New Utopia (New Indian Express, 2020) 
• A Green Future of Work (New Indian Express, 2020) (Best Opinion reads in The Quint)
• Between Hope and Despair-Post Pandemic Possible Futures(New Indian Express, 2020)
• Angry Planet (New Indian Express, 2020) 
• What Can Literature Tell us about the post-coronavirus World? (Scroll)
• Will Stories Save the Planet?(New Indian Express & Sunday Standard, 2020)
• Contemporary Fiction and Climate Change -Part 1 (Scroll)
• Contemporary Fiction and Climate Change -Part 2 (Scroll)
• Contemporary Fiction and Climate Change -Part 3 (Scroll)
• Amitav Ghosh's Gun Island (Kitaab)
• Apocalypse Averted-The Right Sort of Science Fiction may Save the Planet (The Telegraph)
• Seeds of Deception (The Telegraph)
• Introduction to the book The Best Asian Speculative Fiction(Scroll)
• Orwell vs Huxley vs Zamyatin: Who Would Win a Dystopian Fiction Contest (Scroll)
• Climate Change in these Three Novels is Even More Terrifying than Real Life (Scroll)
• Series on Road Novels -- Cormac McCarthy's The Road
• Amitav Ghosh's The Great Derangement-Climate Change and the Unthinkable (Scroll)
• Series on Road Novels -- Kerouac's On the Road (Scroll)
• Series on Road Novels -- Doris Lessing's Mara and Dann (Scroll)
• Chitpur Local and the Rip Van Winkles of Calcutta (American Book Review)
• An English Spring-Writing in England (The Telegraph)
• Three Stories About Love (essay) Thresholds (Univ of Chichester)
• Literature and Death (essay) Scroll
• Authors who don’t: being a recluse in the time of literary festivals Scroll
• Aralbilasi lekhokera - Article about reclusive authors Anandabazar Patrika
• Listicle (PrabashiPost) 
• Op-ed about cybersecurity Anandabazar Patrika
• Writing and Remembering Korea Arts Council Korea
• Writing and Remembering Korea

Calcutta Blog (TIMES OF INDIA BLOGS -- Esplanade Chatter)

• Who was Oriental Jones of Calcutta - II
• Who was Oriental Jones of Calcutta - I
• Sulphur Nights in Calcutta
• Zero Street Rendezvous - Reimagining Calcutta Names
• Five Escapes for Lovers
• Calcutta's Best Kept Food Secret

    Translations 

• Translated article about episodes of the Mahabharata written by Arpan Chakraborty (The Antonym magazine, USA)
• Translation of Bengali short story - Ants (Lifi Books)
• Translated Bengali poems of Aysa Jhorna (The Antonym magazine, USA)
• Translation of Bengali short story - Ants (Lifi Books)
• Translated Bengali poems of Agni Roy (Indian Literature journal, Sept-Oct 2020, Sahitya Akademi, National Academy of Letters, India)
• Translated Bengali poems of Tanmoy Mridha (Indian Literature journal, July-Aug 2020, Sahitya Akademi, National Academy of Letters, India)
• Translated Bengali poems by Arpan Chakraborty (Indian Literature journal, May-June 2020, Sahitya Akademi, National Academy of Letters, India)
• Translated Bengali poems  by Agni Roy - Poetry reading (Sahitya Akademi, National Academy of Letters, India)(Video 20:55 to 29:23)
• Translated Bengali poem by Arpan Chakraborty - Video reading at Poetry By Midnight (Poetry by Midnight, Niyogi Books)
• Translated Bengali poem on Climate Change by Novera Hossain - Text and Video reading (Climate Cultures, UK)
• Translated Bengali poem of Agni Roy-Video Reading (YouTube)
• Translated Bengali poems of Pratyush Bandopadhyay (Bengaluru Review)
• Translated Bengali poems of Gourango Mondal (Kitaab, Singapore)

      Short Stories and Excerpts

Rajat Chaudhuri's books of stories Hotel Calcutta and Calculus.  Short stories have appeared in L'Allure des Mots, USA; Eclectica, Vol 14, No 3, USA; Notes from the Underground, UK; Bhashabandhan (in Bangla), Kolkata, Asia Writes-Featured Works, Philippines; The Legendary, USA; Underground Voices, USA; Bhashabandhan - Festival Edition, Kolkata; Scientific Indian; Weirdyear, Canada; The Statesman, India and elsewhere.

Books Reviewed 

• On the Road, Jack Kerouac 
• Nineteen Eighty-Four, George Orwell 
• We, Evegeny Zamyatin
• Solar, Ian McEwan
• The Rapture, Liz Jensen
• Flight Behavior, Barbara Kingsolver 
• The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable, Allen Lane, Amitav Ghosh 
• A Corpse in the Koryo, James Church
• The Girl with Seven Names, Hyeonseo Lee 
• Escape from Camp 14, Blaine Harden 
• The Girl Who Ran Away in a Washing Machine, Anu Kumar 
• Fairy Tales at Fifty, Upamanyu Chatterjee, Fourth Estate (HarperCollins) (Outlook)
• The Firebird, Saikat Majumdar, Hachette
• The Novel Cure, Ella Berthoud, Susan Elderkin with Indrajit Hazra, Roli Books (Outlook)
• The Gypsy Goddess, Meena Kandasamy, Atlantic Books
• Unexploded, Alison Macleod, Penguin (CNN-IBN, New 18)
• Alex, Pierre Lemaitre, Quercus (CNN-IBN, News 18)
• This Place, Amitabha Bagchi, Fourth Estate (Outlook)
• Alex, Pierre Lemaitre, Quercus (CNN-IBN, News 18)
• Green Islands of the Andamans and Nicobars, Protiva Gupta, (Translated by Meena Gupta), Writers Workshop( CNN-IBN, News18) 
• The Last War, Sandipan Deb, Pan Macmillan (Outlook) 
• Revolt of the Fish Eaters, Lopa Ghosh, HarperCollins India (CNN-IBN, News 18)
• It Takes a Murder, Anu Kumar, Hachette India(CNN-IBN, News18)
• The Final Question (Shesh Prosno), Saratchandra Chattopadhyay, Tr. by Members of the Department of English, Jadavpur University, Edited by Arup Rudra and Sukanta Chaudhuri, Penguin & Ravi Dayal Publishers
• Nagaland, Jonathan Glancey, Faber & Faber (Asian Review of Books)
• The Dollmakers' Island, Anuradha Kumar, Gyaana Books (Times of India)
• Thunder Demons, Dipika Mukherjee, Gyaana Books (Yahoo News)
• The Dressmaker of Khair Khana, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, Harper (Asian Review of Books)
• Serious Men, Manu Joseph, John Murray/HarperCollins (Asian Review of Books)
• Monkey-Man, Usha K R, Penguin
• The Crimson Throne, Sudhir Kakar, Penguin
• Evening is the Whole Day, Preeta Samarasan, HarperCollins Publishers
• Venus Crossing, Kalpana Swaminathan, Penguin India (Indian Literature journal)
• Collective Violence of a Provincial People, D Parthasarathy, Oxford University Press (The Telegraph)
• Birds of Prey, Wilbur Smith, Macmillan (The Telegraph)
• The Scent of Pepper, Kavery Nambisan, Penguin (The Telegraph)
• Violence and Truth, Denis Vidal, Oxford (The Telegraph)
• India is for Sale, Chitra Subramaniam, UBSPD (The Telegraph)
• The Fifth Flame: The Story of Safdar Hashmi, Qamar Azad Hashmi, Viking (The Telegraph)
• Begam Samru: Portrait in a Gilded Frame, John Lall, Roli (The Telegraph)

Activism and Environment Research publications

• Seeds of Deception (GMOs)
• Water, What are our Rights to it?
• UNDP Human Development Report, 1998
• Participatory Rural Development and Agro-Climatic Regional Planning
• Stocktaking of Progress towards Sustainability
• Southern Initiatives Journal of Sustainable Development
• Books from Bengal - A Rights catalogue
• Competition Regime and Consumer Welfare - Research paper
• Green Advertisements: Are they Telling the Truth
• Waiting for Delivery - A Civil Society Assessment of Progress towards Sustainable Consumption
• Ecofrig: Make the Right Choice Now
• Riding through Woe and Despair
• It is no Child's Play
• Look Before you Buy Cars
• Fasten you Seat Belts

Here is the Rajat Chaudhuri page at the Internet Speculative Fiction (ISFDB) database.