Tamil Poetry
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‘A form of expression for my grief, criticism, and anger’: Why Tamil poet Salma writes poetry
Salma K Srilata Shobhana Kumar Chandana Dutta
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‘War? In this land? / Who told you?’: There’s a new anthology of Sri Lankan poetry in translation
Aazhiyaal Lakshmi Holmström Packiyanathan Ahilan Sascha Ebeling Upekala Bhagyanie Athukorala Vivimarie Vanderpoorten Ruwan Bandujeewa Chamini Kulathunga S Bose Shash Trevett
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‘Kural’ versus ‘Kural’: The aesthetics and politics of two translations of Tiruvalluvar’s classic
Suchitra Ramachandran
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‘Give up desire or give up shame’: Meena Kandasamy translates parts of ‘Tirukkural’ afresh
Tiruvalluvar Meena Kandasamy
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What this verse from Thiruvalluvar’s ‘Thirukkural’ says about the state’s relationship with farmers
S Anand
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Archana Venkatesan wins international translation award for her translation of 1102-verse Tamil poem
Nammāḻvār
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‘Substitute this betrayal with yet another’: Five poems on grief and memories by Salma
Salma
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‘We are going to meet soon’: Read these post-modern love poems in the bhakti tradition
Srivalli
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‘Nothing imagined is excessive’: Eleven poems for (and from) a world gripped by a pandemic
Perundevi
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The Art of Resistance: A poet and parliamentarian yearns for justice and equality in India
D Ravikumar
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‘How were we done for in this war?’: Three poems by women poets from Sri Lanka ask the same question
Sivaramani Paamathi Anar
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‘The crux of my novel is one woman’s loneliness’: How a writer recreated the story of the poet Andal
Urvashi Bahuguna
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What was it like to be Andal? This novel imagines the life of the ninth century devotional poet
Sharanya Manivannan
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‘I believe in being the fringe. It helps keep my poetry alive’: How Naran is redefining Tamil poetry
Kavitha Muralidharan
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Tamil poet Subramania Bharati died in poverty, but his works sparked an unparalleled copyright war
AR Venkatachalapathy