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Ponnudurai S (Es.Po) (மூலத்தை காட்டு)
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== | ==In Tamil literature World== | ||
He started writing in his 13th year. He started writing in 1940 when his elder brother Thambaiya started a manuscript magazine called Gnanodayam. The first poem written by Ponnuthurai was published in Veerakesari. Ponnuthurai's first short story was published in Suthanthiran in 1948. He also wrote in Tamil Nadu magazines Kadhal, Prasanda Vikatan and Anandabodini.[1] | He started writing in his 13th year. He started writing in 1940 when his elder brother Thambaiya started a manuscript magazine called Gnanodayam. The first poem written by Ponnuthurai was published in Veerakesari. Ponnuthurai's first short story was published in Suthanthiran in 1948. He also wrote in Tamil Nadu magazines Kadhal, Prasanda Vikatan and Anandabodini.[1] | ||
His first novel Pudinam Thi created a turning point in Eelam literature and created many controversies. V.Vijayabaskaran who ran a magazine called Saraswati in Tamil Nadu. This book was published with the efforts of him. Thus, Ponnuthurai also remained a controversial figure in the world of Tamil literature.[1] He wrote under many pseudonyms such as Pratachippithan and Palamaidasan. | |||
At a time when the Sri Lankan Progressive Writers Association was active, he was ideologically at odds with the progressive writers and broke away from it in the 1960s and started the Napropoku team. He was accompanied by Young Pirai Rahman, A. Some like Rajaratnam also left.[1] | |||
He became famous by writing many novelties like Ritual, Fire, Maleness, Vee, Nanaividhoithal, Now Let's Do A Fate. Some of Ponnuthurai's plays have been staged in countries like Sri Lanka, India and Australia. He has also hosted some TV serials in Tamilnadu.[1] | |||
He was the honorary editor of the international magazine "Akinikunju" which was published in Australia for a while. She has translated the novel Hala written by Semben Osmana, a Senegalese writer. And he has translated the novel "Weep Not Child" by a Kenyan literary writer named Nukuki wa Thiango into Tamil as "Thembi Alathe Papa". | |||
A series of interviews with S.P.O.'s lengthy responses to questions from its editor have been published in the Colombo-based Gnanam magazine for several months. Later, the series was published as a book in 2007 under the title Didum Nannu Phirardara Vara. | |||
A book containing his interviews and articles called Ini Uk Vidhi Kesyolom has also been published. He also wrote his autobiography Living in History in 1924 pages. He was also involved in publishing books through 'Mitra' publishing house in Chennai. | |||
==Awards== | |||
He was awarded Lifetime Achievement Award 2010 by the Tamil Literary Garden. | |||
==creations== | |||
Wee (short stories) | |||
Masculinity (short story volume) | |||
fire (novel) | |||
ritual (novel) | |||
Dad | |||
SB stories | |||
In the shadow of Gita | |||
Father and son | |||
Web + pin | |||
Flower | |||
search | |||
Twist | |||
Islam and Tamil | |||
Perungappiyam Batu (Editor) | |||
Mathappu + Chess | |||
? | |||
Dipping into consciousness | |||
Neelavanan Memories | |||
henceforth let us make a new law | |||
Living in History (Autobiography) | |||
Edu (play) (co-written with A. Chandrahasan) | |||
Maini | |||
Manimakudam | |||
Bad and good | |||
Gandhian stories | |||
Gandhi Darshan | |||
Mahavamsa (Translation) | |||
==Disappearance== | |||
S. Ponnuthurai passed away on 26 November 2014 at Sydney Concord Hospital[2]. One of his sons was a veteran LTTE fighter who died in a naval battle in 1986 during the Eelam War. | |||