When his flight took off from Bangalore, he could see water allover from a birdвЂ™s eye view and just after half hour while it was landing in Chennai, he could see just empty buckets in a queues, waiting for water. This anecdote of Sujatha sums up his witty and serious social sense. A must read/buy if you a Sujatha fanatic. On another note, his Junior Vikatan column Yen ? Yetharkku Yeppadi ? вЂ“ Part II and Vikatan column Katrathum Petrathum вЂ“ Part II have just been released by Vikatan publication. The magazine has been stopped now and I was one of the regular readers of Vin Naayagan for this amazing column of Sujatha. I vaguely remember that Madhan was also involved in the effort of this magazine. On an another note, last week, I did buy one of SujathaвЂ™s best written analysis called Kadavul Irukiraara ? which was serialised in a fortnightly called Vin Naayagan. This is a passage from a good review of this SujathaвЂ™s Vingnana Chirukathaigal written by Prema Srinivasan, can be read here in The Hindu or a reproduction of this in DesikanвЂ™s blog here. He invites greater exploration of this genre which flouts tradition and invites a re-evaluation of old-fashioned viewpoints. He was the King of all trades and genres. (Language irrelevant) His life falsified the famous saying Jack of all trades King of none.

For starters, he is THE most versatile writer who ever lived.

However Thimala is a science fiction and is included in this collection.Д®ven if an author is ignorant of scientific facts, as long as he observes вЂњinternal consistencyвЂќ, if it obeys social and structural rules within the plot, the story will be accepted, says Sujatha. If you are a Tamilian and you are ignorant of SujathaвЂ™s works my sincerest condolences. I have to say that the shortstory Thimala is one of my favorite shortstory of Sujatha after his all-time best Nagaram. Manushya PuthiranвЂ™s Uyirmmai Publishers have released a collection of SujathaвЂ™s science fiction shortstories during earlier this year. Lawyer Ganesh is a senior advocate who is mainly accompanied by his witty and mischievous young junior assistant lawyer Vasanth. Having written science fiction novels including Enn Iniya Iyandira and Meendum Geno, he has also written many science fiction short stories at various occasions for various magazines. GaneshVasanth are a duo appearing in Tamil crime thriller novels written by Sujatha from 1970s. But even after decades after these stories, it was Sujatha who made science fiction as genre in tamil books. KalkiвЂ™s Mohinitheevu and Puthumai PithanвЂ™s Kadavulum Kandasaamy Pillayum could be identified as the intial science fiction stories. Sujatha replied that the pioneers of science fiction in Tamil were Kalki and Puthumai Pithan. His science fiction poem Bharatha Desamendru popularly known as Sindhu Nathi Inisai, was written with a lot of forethought. On an internet chat session with Writer Sujatha, the discussion went over to science fiction and my obvious response was that Bharathi was one of the earliest tamil science fiction writers of the last century.

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