பல்லக்குத் தூக்கிகள்

by Sundara Ramaswamy

About the author

Sundara Ramaswamy (1931–2005), fondly known as "Su.Ra" in literary circles, was one of the exponents of Tamil modern literature. He edited and published a literary magazine called Kalachuvadu. He wrote poetry under the penname "Pasuvayya". His novels are Oru Puliya Marathin Kathai (The Story of a Tamarind Tree), J.J Silakuripukal (J.J: Some Jottings, tr, A.R Venkadachalapathy, Katha, 2004) and Kuzhanthaikal, Penkal, Aankal (Children, Women, Men).
Ramaswamy was born on 30 May 1931, in Thazhuviya MahadevarKovil,[1] a village in Nagercoil). At 20, he began his literary career, translating Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai's Malayalam novel, Thottiyude Makan into Tamil and writing his first short story, "Muthalum Mudivum", which he published in Pudimaipithan Ninaivu Malar.

Reviews

[Chandra Mouli · Rating 5 out of 5]

There are 5 short stories in this book.. They are about the self complexions, depressions and moles in our heart and how small things could mean a miracle and releave us off the pain.

[Karthick · Rating 2 out of 5]

don't know couldn't follow the deep meaning of each story. or maybe I felt boring or urge to finish.?
need to re-read after sometime..