Charu Nivedita

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Charu Nivedita (Tamil: சாரு நிவேதிதா) is a noted Tamil writer and literary critic. His original name was K. Arivazhagan.

Charunivedita is a postmodern writer and has an original form of writing. His style of prose is a very readable one and his writings are artistic and political at the same time. His writings frequently exhibit his dissatisfied subaltern life style and his understanding of the society.

Some of his books:

  1. Existentialismum Fancy Baniyanum (Existentialism and Fancy Banyan)
  2. Zero Degree, 1998
  3. Nano (A collection of short stories)
  4. Konal Pakkangal (Crooked Pages)
  5. Kadal Kanni (Translations of world class short stories)
  6. Raasa Leela (Game of Love), 2007

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