Kilimanoor Ramakanthan
Kilimanoor Ramakantan (1938–2009) was a renowned Malayalam poet, writer and lyricist from Kerala, India.
Awards
- 2005 Asan Memorial award for Poetry
- Sahithya Academy Award for Best Translation
- Mooloor Award Kavitharangam Award
- Kavishresta Puraskaram by the Sree Narayana Academi
- Velutheri Kesavan Award
Bibliography
Poems and anthology
- Anpathu Premaganangal, songs
- Marmaram
- Kalpantham
- Thrippadangalil [songs]
- Boottasing [Khandakavyam ]
- Kanneerinakkare
- Gurupatham'
- Panthante pattu,
- Kilimanoor ramakanthante Kavithakal,
- Manushyamaramgal,
- Illa,
- Gopalakrishnante Kannukal,
- Iphigenia, Greek Drama
- Thachante Makante Makan
- Jeevithamudra, Khanda Kavyam
- Aro Oral
- Danteyude Nattil, Travel
- Kilimanoor Remakanthante Thiranjedutha kavithakal
Books on Kilimanoor Remakanthan
- Orma kallukal by K.Indira [ Biography ]
- Kilimanoor Remakanthan prakrithiye guruvakkiya kavi written by Malayalapuzha Sudhan { Criticism ]
- Prakrithiyude snehagayakan by Nirmala Rajagopal [Biography ]
- Kilimanoor Remakanthan [Biography 2 ]
- JOTHIR GAMAYA essays edited by DR.D.BENJAMIN
Translations
Kilimanoor's Malayalam translation of Dante's Divine Comedy, published by Kendra Sahithya Academy, was the first translation of the Italian epic into any Indian language. He also translated Nikos Kazantzakis's The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel into Malayalam, where it was published in three parts by Kendra Sahithya Academy under the title Odyssey Aadhunika Anubandham.
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References
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