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**Peptobismol** · 10-22-2005, 08:00 AM

I'm very much a newbie-reader in Thamizh literature. Of whatever little I've read so far, some of the writing (Thamizh and transations) that I've immensely enjoyed have been of Pudhumaipithan, Mouni, LaSaRa and Nakulan. From searches on the net, I understand that these writers were also contributors to the magazine Manikodi, the highly-acclaimed, path-breaking literary magazine from the 1930s. This piece in The Hindu speaks about a book that was launched in 2001, a collection of works published originally in Manikodi.

Request folks to share any links/information/memories/gyan on Manikodi. Cheers!

10-22-2005, 08:00 AM	#1
Peptobismol Join Date Oct 2005 Age 58 Posts 4,386 Senior Member	I'm very much a newbie-reader in Thamizh literature. Of whatever little I've read so far, some of the writing (Thamizh and transations) that I've immensely enjoyed have been of Pudhumaipithan, Mouni, LaSaRa and Nakulan. From searches on the net, I understand that these writers were also contributors to the magazine Manikodi, the highly-acclaimed, path-breaking literary magazine from the 1930s. This piece in The Hindu speaks about a book that was launched in 2001, a collection of works published originally in Manikodi. Request folks to share any links/information/memories/gyan on Manikodi. Cheers!
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