Pallikunnan’s Psalms of David which was banned in India. This book is being republished outside India: While going through Psalms of David, we are bled by the rapturous words of a reveller ridiculed by all, a marginalised story-teller. While this work was disregarded as mere prattle in public, the state banned it (on 9th February 1994), thereby balancing its mask. The insecurity in Kafka and Orwell with its entire belligerence is present in Pallikunnan’s work. This work is not simply the reverie of an individual; here the repressed desires of a nation are reincarnated. Hence it was put under trial by India’s Super-ego. However, by taking refuge in another space and language, this work is declaring its absolution.
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Born in 1952 in Kerala, Pallikkunnan’s ambition was to become a Doctor. However, wide reading turned him to literature. He began to write stories when he was fourteen. He wrote hundreds of stories in several magazines. Later he chose novel as the finest medium to share many of his ideas. Thus he wrote his first novel A Pilgrim to Jamuna. However his first published novel is Vethrakeeyam. It was written in 1978 and was published in 1997. Some of the publishers kept the script in cold storage for twenty years. So he approached a new generation publisher and they accepted the manuscript with great pleasure. It became his masterpiece. Its English version is expected to be published soon. His other works are: A Pilgrim to Jamuna, The Eleventh, The Sixth Sense, The Tomb of Mary Lavarannose, Bridge on Narmadha, Srantham, Babbaji, Lalasalam A K G, Rozario the Innocent, 1970, Crime 44, Love Never Ends etc. Awards T. P. Kishore memorial novel award, Aksharavedi novel award. Kalasarith Kalavedi novel award, Kumaranashan memorial novel award. Kovilan memorial Novel Award etc.
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