K. Sreekumar, known as Asha Menon is a writer and reviewer of Malayalam literature.[1]
Personal life
Asha Menon was born on 18 November 1947 at Kollengode, Palakkad district, Kerala, India. He graduated with a Bachelor's Degree. He left his engineering studies midway to join the South Indian Bank as an officer. After some years, he took voluntary retirement from the service.[1]
Works
Asha Menon is a study of a calm search for nature and man, and a study of genetics, music, science and spirituality.
- Puthiya Purusharthangal (1978)[2]
- Kaliyugaranyakangal (1982)[3]
- Parivrajakante Mozhi (1984)[4]
- Prathirodhangal (1985)[5]
- Herbarium (1985)[6]
- Thanumanasi (1990)[7]
- Jeevante Kaiyoppu (1992)[8]
- Adarunna Kakkakal (Travelogue-1994)[9]
- Paragakosangal (1997)[10]
- Payasvini (1999)[11]
- Krishnasilayum Himasirassum (2001)[12]
- Khalsayude Jalasmrithi (2003)[13]
- Sraddhaswarangal (2006)[14]
- Osho Vinte Neela Njarambu (2007)[15]
- Himalaya Prathyakshangal (2007)[16]
- Elamulachikal (2007, 2010)[17][18]
- Himachalinte Nissanthwanangal (2010)[19]
- Prathirodhangal (2010)[20]
- Katha Dasakam (2012)[21]
- Utharendian Greeshmathiloode (2015)[22]
Awards
- Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for 'Thanumanasi' in 1990.[23]
- Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for 'Jeevante Kaiyoppu' in 1994.[23]
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Asha Menon. Good Reads.
- ↑ Puthiya Purusharthangal. Kerala Book Store.
- ↑ Kaliyugaranyakangal. Daily Hunt.
- ↑ Parivrajakante Mozhi. Indulekha.
- ↑ Prathirodhangal. Amazon.
- ↑ Herbarium. Kerala Book Store.
- ↑ Thanumanasi. Kerala Book Store.
- ↑ Jeevante Kaiyoppu. Good Reads.
- ↑ Adarunna Kakkakal. Mathrubhumi.
- ↑ Paragakosangal. KERALA STATE LIBRARY COUNCIL.
- ↑ Payasvini. Good Reads.
- ↑ Krishnasilayum Himasirassum. Mount Cart.
- ↑ Khalsayude Jalasmrithi. Amazon.
- ↑ Sraddhaswarangal. Amazon.
- ↑ Osho Vinte Neela Njarambu. Good Reads.
- ↑ Himalaya Prathyakshangal. Amazon.
- ↑ Elamulachikal. Connemara.
- ↑ Elamulachikal. Amazon.
- ↑ Himachalinte Nissanthwanangal. Amazon.
- ↑ Prathirodhangal. Amazon.
- ↑ Katha Dasakam. Amazon.
- ↑ ആഷാ മേനോന്. Amazon.
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 Utharendian Greeshmathiloode. Kerala Literature. Retrieved 30 December 2017.