Episode 10

Guest Bio:

Amaruvi Devanathan is banker by day and blogger by night. Runs a bilingual blog on literature and social situations. 

While not working for his employer, he reads and writes and the process has resulted in the following books.

பழைய கணக்கு a collection of short stories with a common thread – Justice.

Monday is not Tuesday – details the 80s 90s South Indian Childhood.

நான் இராமானுசன் –  a first person narration by 10th century  Hindu reformer  Ramanujacharya on what he did and why he did what he did.

Singapore Diary –  experiences with Singapore’s taxi drivers.

நெய்வேலிக் கதைகள் – an idyllic life of the 70s and 80s.

You can connect with him in the following ways :

Email :   amaruvi@gmail.com

Facebook : http://facebook.com/theamaruvi

Twitter : http://twitter.com/amaruvi

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