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வார்த்தைகள் கிடைக்காத தீவில்
சுட்டெரிக்கும் அனுபவங்களின் தீச்சூளையில் உருவம் கொண்டெழும் மலையாளக் கவிஞர் எ.அய்யப்பனின் வார்த்தைகள் சக்தியும் அழகும் கொண்ட அனுபவ வடுக்கள். மிக நேர்த்தியாக மொழிபெயர்த்தவர் கே.வி.ஜெயஸ்ரீ இப்புத்தகம் திருப்பூர் தமிழ்ச் சங்க விருது பெற்றது.
67 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2007
About the author
A. Ayyappan
13 books122 followersA. Ayyappan (27 October 1949 – 21 October 2010) was a Malayalam poet in the modernist period.
Ayyappan started writing poetry when he was a student. He became involved in the Communist Party and joined the staff of Janayugom, the party newspaper. Ayyappan is well known for his heart touching poems and his bohemian lifestyle. He can also be considered as the last remaining icon of anarchism in Kerala. He was a close friend of the late filmmaker John Abraham. Ayyappan was also famous as a great lover of sunlight ('veyil' in Malayalam language) and a passionate adherent of Communism.
"Though a bohemian in the tradition of P. Kunhiraman Nair, Malayalam's celebrated poet of yesteryear, Ayyappan was amazingly rigorous in his poetic expression. Often, the street was his home, for homes seldom welcomed the poet in. But few writers in these times can claim to have had so vast a circle of loving and adoring friends, a large majority of them young men and women."
Ayyappan started writing poetry when he was a student. He became involved in the Communist Party and joined the staff of Janayugom, the party newspaper. Ayyappan is well known for his heart touching poems and his bohemian lifestyle. He can also be considered as the last remaining icon of anarchism in Kerala. He was a close friend of the late filmmaker John Abraham. Ayyappan was also famous as a great lover of sunlight ('veyil' in Malayalam language) and a passionate adherent of Communism.
"Though a bohemian in the tradition of P. Kunhiraman Nair, Malayalam's celebrated poet of yesteryear, Ayyappan was amazingly rigorous in his poetic expression. Often, the street was his home, for homes seldom welcomed the poet in. But few writers in these times can claim to have had so vast a circle of loving and adoring friends, a large majority of them young men and women."
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