CHENNAI: Fifteen years after its publication in English, "God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy Booker prize winning novel is a Tamil translation.
The Tamil version, 'Chinna Visaiyangalin Kadavul', was released on Saturday at the Don Bosco School in Egmore. This makes it 39th language which has resulted in the book. Posted by 'Kalachuvadu', the book has been translated by G Kuppuswamy, who says he has read more than 30 times. Kuppuswamy is an inspector with the department of audit of the funds and has already led to Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk "My Name is Red 'and Booker-winning novel" The Sea "by John Banville.
While he was over the reports, his translation of the book in 2005, it was only in January this year Kalachuvadu editor Kannan obtained his permission to release the book.
The Tamil version, 'Chinna Visaiyangalin Kadavul', was released on Saturday at the Don Bosco School in Egmore. This makes it 39th language which has resulted in the book. Posted by 'Kalachuvadu', the book has been translated by G Kuppuswamy, who says he has read more than 30 times. Kuppuswamy is an inspector with the department of audit of the funds and has already led to Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk "My Name is Red 'and Booker-winning novel" The Sea "by John Banville.
While he was over the reports, his translation of the book in 2005, it was only in January this year Kalachuvadu editor Kannan obtained his permission to release the book.
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