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Tag Archives: Malayalam-In Translation

Malayalam-In Translation


Sheela Tomy(Translated from the original Malayalam by Jayasree Kalathil)
VALLI: A NOVEL
2022

The novel’s supreme virtue is in its thesis that devolution alone will bring about a turnaround for the evils inflicted on any land and its inhabitants. Also noteworthy in the novel is the role of Father Felix Mullakkattil, the officiating priest of the whitewashed Church of the Virgin Mother at Kalluvayal.


Reviewed by: Annie Kuriachan

Benyamin(Translated from the original Malayalam by Mohammed Hanifv)
MÁRQUEZ, EMS, GULAM & OTHERS: SELECTED SHORT STORIES
2023

Benyamin weaves a poignant narrative about a taxi driver contemplating robbery, only to be confronted by a passenger’s gripping tale about his own father’s honourable choices as a taxi driver.


Reviewed by: Steven S. George

Manasi(Translated from the original Malayalam by J. Devika)
SUBVERSIVE WHISPERS
2023

Consider this description of a woman’s mental state, as she contemplates her reluctance to lie on a bed that she had slept on alongside a man, in the past. It seemed to her ‘like a thin film of dust that collects on the surface of a table…


Reviewed by: V Geetha

R. Rajasree(Translated from the original Malayalam by Devika J.)
THE STHORY OF TWO WIMMIN NAMED KALYANI AND DAKSHAYANI
2022

The novel’s bedrock is formed by the resilient and formidable friendship between its titular characters; indeed, the bite and brio of this relationship shape and colour every other bond, filial or otherwise, making it one of the great renditions of women’s solidarity in Malayalam literary tradition.


Reviewed by: Anupama Mohan
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