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Edasseri Govindan Nair (book in English on the poet by M. Edasseri - Navabhavukathwathinte Kavi (Literary criticism by Prof. Edasseriyude Cherukathakal (Short stories of Edasseri) – 2015. Edasseriyude Prabandhangal (Essays of Edasseri) - 1988. Jarasandhante Puthri (Daughter of Jarasandhan) - Radio Play- 1970s. Njediyil Padaratha Mulla (Jasmine Vine that does not climb the prop) - 1964. Chaliyathi (The Weaver Woman) - One-act plays- 1960. Ennichutta Appam ( Limited Means) - One-act plays- 1957. Kaliyum Chiriyum (Fun and Laughter) - One-act plays- 1954. Koottu Krishi (Co-operative Faming) - 1950. He was awarded Asan Smaraka Kavitha Puraskaram posthumously in 1979, five years after his death, for the anthology, Anthithiri. He received the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for Poetry in 1969 for the poem anthology Oru Pidi Nellikka and a year later, Sahitya Akademi awarded him their annual award for 1069 for Kavile Pattu, another of his anthology. Awards Įdasseri received two awards from the Government of Tamil Nadu (the known as Government of Madras), the first one for his play, Koottukrishi and the other, for his poem anthology, Puthan Kalavum Arivalum. He died on October 16, 1974, at the age of 67. Govindan Nair - Janaki Amma couple had eleven children, though only eight survived infancy. His narrative style, as shown in his poems such as Poothapattu, Panimudakkam, Kalyana Pudava, Karutha Chettichikal and Kavile Pattu, was reported to reflect strong humanism. He was among the poets who changed the romantic traits of Malayalam poetry to realism. Įdasseri's works include 19 books and over 300 poems in 10 anthologies, 6 books of plays and a collection of essays. He presided Kerala Sahithya Samithi and Kendra Kala Samithi during various periods and was instrumental in founding a local library, Krishna Panikkar Vayana Sala. He sat in the general council of Kerala Sahitya Akademi, Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi and Samastha Kerala Sahitya Parishad and was a member of the board of directors of the Sahithya Pravarthaka Co-operative Society. Įdasseri was associated with various literary and cultural forums. He continued with his learning, debates and discussions in Ponani also. It was during this time that he married Janaki Amma, the wedding taking place in 1938. He spent 7 years in Alleppey before moving to Kozhikode. However, he compensated for the lack of formal education with hard work with voracious reading, learning Sanskrit and English on his own taking help from his friends, constantly engaging in debates on literature, criticism, science, astronomy and even astrology. He did not have much formal education due to the death of his father in 1921 when he was only 15 years old and started his career early as an assistant to a relative, who worked in Alappuzha. 
Krishna Kurup and Edasseri Kunjukutti Amma in a family with poor financial means. LeelavathiĮdasseri Govindan Nair was born on Decemat Kuttippuram, in Malapuram district in the south Indian state of Kerala to P. Under the cover of a thick earthen blanket.Įxcerpts from King Bimbisaran's Shepherd, translated by M.
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