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− | * [[File:EHarikumar3.jpg|thumb|100px|left|<span style="color:#555; font-size:80%;">[[E_Harikumar|E Harikumar]]</span>]] The acclaimed novelist and shortstory writer, E Harikumar has kindly granted permission to Sayahna to republish all his works under CC-BY-NC. The digitizing work is progressing rapidly and the books will soon appear in various electronic formats soon in this site. | + | * [[File:EHarikumar3.jpg|thumb|100px|left|<span style="color:#555; font-size:80%;">[[E_Harikumar|E Harikumar]]</span>]] The acclaimed novelist and short story writer, E Harikumar has kindly granted permission to Sayahna to republish all his works under CC-BY-NC. The digitizing work is progressing rapidly and the books will appear in various electronic formats soon in this site. All his works are available in PDF format in his [http://www.e-harikumar.com home site], a rare gesture seen among the writers in Malayalam language, though they make a lot of vocal advocacy for free dissemination of knowledge. |
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| * [[File:Chandumenon.jpg|thumb|100px|right|<span style="color:#555; font-size:80%;">Chandu Menon</span>]]For several decades, Keralites have been reading an edited version of Indulekha, the first Malayalam novel published in 1889, according to a new finding by literary critics, Dr Rajasekharan and Dr Venugopalan. The novel which made a strong advocacy for women's empowerment was mercilessly edited and those who published the book in later years chopped off many such portions. The last chapter (chapter 20) was the most edited one. The critics found the original version of the novel from the British Library in London after several years of search. | | * [[File:Chandumenon.jpg|thumb|100px|right|<span style="color:#555; font-size:80%;">Chandu Menon</span>]]For several decades, Keralites have been reading an edited version of Indulekha, the first Malayalam novel published in 1889, according to a new finding by literary critics, Dr Rajasekharan and Dr Venugopalan. The novel which made a strong advocacy for women's empowerment was mercilessly edited and those who published the book in later years chopped off many such portions. The last chapter (chapter 20) was the most edited one. The critics found the original version of the novel from the British Library in London after several years of search. |