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Generations
Generations is an intricate tale, simply told by a master of fiction about a community of Tamil speakers who live on the borders of modern-day Kerala. Set in the 1940s, it is a novel of generational change and conflict, and how the boy Diravi grows up to take charge of his family, which embodies a distinct culture. Diravi’s sister, Nagu’s marriage to Perumal is wrecked when the latter, enraged at his own failings rejects his young wife. Unacceptable in her own family, Nagu continues to endure Perumal’s cruelty till her brother, Diravi decides on an alternative course of action slashing through outdated social customs that discourage any constructive solutions. Amidst the background of language, myth, and ethnic consciousness, we are offered a sensitively drawn profile of the passing of a traditional way of life into modernity and the nostalgia that comes with change.
Poems by Neela Padmanabhan
Neela Padmanabhan is well known as a leading short story writer and novelist in Tamil. Very few people, however, know him as a poet. A select band of people knows how he uses poetry to present the pains that the vast majority of the populace endures, to reflict his own anguish at society s imbalances, injustices and iniquities. He laments the fragile structure of modern society, racked by the politics of power that pervades even the field of literature. He derides the double talk that elite indulges in, sneers at the dubious deals that people strike and their vulgar display of wealth and power. His poems, most of them short, carry the decocted wisdom of a poet whose heart is lacerated by the steady erosion of the old value system built on the essence of Indian culture and tradition. The poems, translated from Tamil, secure for Neela Padmanabhan a place of honour amongst the finest poets of our times.
Relations
This Novel Touches The Life Of Author And The Life Of People Around And Away At Several Points. The Central Scene Of Activities Is A Medical College Hospital Ward, Where Rajagopalan, The Protagonist, Is Attending On His Father Lying There As A Heart Patient. All His Dear And Near Ones Come And Go After Making Enquiries, But None Except His Mother And Some Of His Brothers Stay There Round The Clock. Thus Rajagopalan Is Often Left To Shuttle Between His Home And The Hospital, Ruminating Over The Relations Between Man And Man In General And Between Son And Father In Particular And Recalling His Bitter And Sweet And Bitter-Sweet Experiences In The Past.
Where the Lord Sleeps
Neela Padmanabhan is a prolific writer in both Tamil and Malayalam.He has no less than eleven novels, six short story collections, a volumeof poems and a collection of essays to his credit.Through the life of Anantan Nair the humble hero of this novel weexperience the tragedy of the ancient regime of princely India andtraditional Kerala society, caught in a whirl of vulgar modernisation. Asthe rigid hierarchical social order of the Nairs, with the easy virtues oftheir matriarchal tribalism and the slow pace of an ambitionless lifecrumbles, Anantan Nair finds himself questioning his life s worth as ahusband, father and man.In this beautiful novel, Neela Padmanabhan has captured the soul ofTrivandrum and laid it bare for us to see.
Where the Lord Sleeps
Neela Padmanabhan is a prolific writer in both Tamil and Malayalam.He has no less than eleven novels, six short story collections, a volumeof poems and a collection of essays to his credit.Through the life of Anantan Nair the humble hero of this novel weexperience the tragedy of the ancient regime of princely India andtraditional Kerala society, caught in a whirl of vulgar modernisation. Asthe rigid hierarchical social order of the Nairs, with the easy virtues oftheir matriarchal tribalism and the slow pace of an ambitionless lifecrumbles, Anantan Nair finds himself questioning his life s worth as ahusband, father and man.In this beautiful novel, Neela Padmanabhan has captured the soul ofTrivandrum and laid it bare for us to see.
Contemporary Contemplations On Comparative Literature
this is a very good book
Knit India Through Literature Volume I - The South
‘Knit India Through Literature...' is a mega literary project, first of its kind in Indian literature, is the result of the penance-yagna done for 16 years by Sivasankari, noted Tamil writer. 'Knit India Through Literature' has inolved intense sourcing, research and translation of literature from 18 Indian languages. The project she says aims to introduce Indians to other Indians through literature and culture and help knit them together. The interviews of stalwart writers from all 18 languages approved by the eighth schedule of Indian Constitution, accompanied by a creative work of the respective writer are published with her travelogues of different regions, along with an indepth article...
Five Decades
On the completion of fiftieth year of Sahitya Akademi.
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Tamil New Poetry
Words translated. Thoughts in transit. Layered with dark humour and precise imagery, a collection of poems to plunge you into the core of meaning, Katha proudly presents its first anthology, tinted in every wash of life and dotted with the Sirissa trees and wailing Palms of the Tamil landscape. An art-tradition is living, breathing history, a contemporary past. Tamil Poetry traces its origin to thousands of years ago. Beautifully translated by Dr K S Subramanian, the anthology is the latest chapter in this history. Featuring a range of poets, from stalwarts like Na Pichamurthy to young artists like Kanimozhi, seeking a sun aflame as a sandal bowl, and a name that does not respond/ To anyone's voice; it brings together diverse voices united in their expertise.
