Haritha Savithri
Indian author
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Haritha Savithry is a Malayalam writer, human rights activist and translator. She was awarded the Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award in 2022 for the travalogue Murivettavarude Pathakal in 2022[1][2] and for the novel Zîn in 2023.[3][4]
Haritha Savithri | |
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Haritha Savithri | |
| Born | |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Language | Malayalam |
| Genre | Novel, travelogue, essays |
| Notable works | Murivettavarude Pathakal, Zin, Spanish Nadodikkadhakal |
| Notable awards | |
Early life and family
She was born at Karunagappalli, a small town in the district of Kollam in Kerala. She completed her post graduation in English Literature from the University of Kerala and went on to study in the University of Barcelona.[5] She is doing doctoral research in the university of Barcelona in English philology now.[6]
Bibliography
Travalogue
- Murivettavarute Pathakal
Translations
- Tulip of Istanbul by İskender Pala
- The Crossing by Samar Yazbek
- The Cry of a Swallow by Ahmet Ümit
Fiction
- Zin
Children's literature
- Spanish Nadodikathakal
Awards
- Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for the travelogue Murivettavarude Pathakal in 2022
- Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award for the novel Zîn in 2023.
- Kadammanitta Award given by the Kerala State Library Council for Zin in 2024[7]
- Sharjah Indian association literary award for Zin.[8]