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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalK.L Mohana Varma is a well-known and popular novelist, short story writer and columnist in Malayalam - the language spoken in the state of Kerala, India. He has won many literary awards. R.A.M. Varma is the author of the English version of this novel. A fisheries consultant and fisheries journalist, he has been closely associated with the Indian seafood industry for more than 30 years. He enjoys cartooning and translating short stories from Malayalam into English. His award-winning translations have been utilized by the Kerala Literary Academy and in popular magazines. The British Council awarRead More...
K.L Mohana Varma is a well-known and popular novelist, short story writer and columnist in Malayalam - the language spoken in the state of Kerala, India. He has won many literary awards.
R.A.M. Varma is the author of the English version of this novel. A fisheries consultant and fisheries journalist, he has been closely associated with the Indian seafood industry for more than 30 years. He enjoys cartooning and translating short stories from Malayalam into English. His award-winning translations have been utilized by the Kerala Literary Academy and in popular magazines. The British Council awarded him the second place prize in a competition for short story translation from South Indian languages into English. His business interests had taken him from India to the UAE in 2010 but he returned to Kochi, his home town, in 2016 and is permanently settled here. He and his wife have two daughters, two granddaughters and one grandson.
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“Ramu just took a stroll around the old dilapidated palace and crossed the dark verandah and stood in front of a hall partially closed. He just pushed open the door when a swarm of frightened bats fluttered and flew away in great hurry. Ramu was literally shaken and shocked by what he saw inside the room- dark and eerie. . There were two apparitions – Panki Ammayi lying on a cot half naked with a hand fan in her hand that swept away heat and mosqui
“Ramu just took a stroll around the old dilapidated palace and crossed the dark verandah and stood in front of a hall partially closed. He just pushed open the door when a swarm of frightened bats fluttered and flew away in great hurry. Ramu was literally shaken and shocked by what he saw inside the room- dark and eerie. . There were two apparitions – Panki Ammayi lying on a cot half naked with a hand fan in her hand that swept away heat and mosquitos. She was engaged in a whispering conversation with another tall white man apparently hanging in the air with a white dhothi skirted around his waist and a long shawl on his left shoulder. He had a long cane walking stick in his left hand.”
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