english thulika

WordPress.com weblog for Telugu stories and articles on Telugu fiction in English

Too Small for the Big Picture (story)

My name is Malathi,  nicknamed “Smallathi”, always in the front row in group pictures, I have very little to say about my stature. Ever since I moved to the States,

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December 28, 2009 Posted by malathi | Fiction in English, Indian literature, Indian women writers | , , | No Comments Yet

My e-Book

 

I put together several articles from this blog and my website, www.thulika.net entitled Eminent Telugu scholars and other essays and posted on the digital library, archives.org.

Here is the link. http://www.archive.org/details/EminentScholarsAndOtherEssaysInTeluguLiterature

Your comments are welcome.

 

Malathi

November 5, 2009 Posted by malathi | Andhra Pradesh, Books, Fiction in English, Indian literature, Telugu literature | | 2 Comments

Dynamics of transcultural translation

Based on my eight-years of experience in translating for readers from other  cultures, I attempted an elaborate explanation of the issues and my solutions in this article, Read more »

July 9, 2009 Posted by malathi | Fiction in English, Telugu literature, Translating from Telugu | | No Comments Yet

Kanuparthi Varalakshmamma (1896-1978): A Writer with a Purpose and a Pioneer in Women’s Movement.

 Varalakshmamma was an avid social activist, active participant in Gandhian movement, a social conscious writer and a great speaker. Read more »

February 24, 2009 Posted by malathi | Andhra Pradesh, Indian literature, Indian women writers, Telugu literature, culture, women writers | , , , , | No Comments Yet

THE IMAGE IN HER MIND

 

“Viswapriya’s speech today,” 14-year-old Uma tiptoes into the room with the same humility as Nara [Arjuna] would approach Lord Narayana.                                                 

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January 13, 2009 Posted by malathi | Andhra Pradesh, Fiction in English, Indian literature, Indian women writers, My English stories, Telugu literature, Telugu stories, culture, women writers | | No Comments Yet