"The Ibis Trilogy" is a series of three historical novels written by Indian author Amitav Ghosh. The trilogy includes "Sea of Poppies," "River of Smoke," and "Flood of Fire," and is set in the 19th century during the opium trade in British India. The narrative explores the lives of diverse characters from different backgrounds, highlighting their struggles and connections. The trilogy is named after the Ibis, a ship that plays a central role in the story. Through rich storytelling, Ghosh delves into themes of colonialism, migration, and the impact of the opium trade on society. The books are acclaimed for their vivid descriptions and historical accuracy.