Seeing in the Dark

R. Chudamani (1931-2010), though not formally educated, was a prolific writer in Tamil and English. She has to her credit over 500 short stories and 32 volumes of fiction. She began publishing in Tamil in 1954 and in English in 1962. She wrote on a variety of topics with a deep understanding of human nature. Prabha Sridevan is a former judge of the Madras High Court and the former chairman regularly in English and Tamil on issues of law and life. Seeing in of the Intellectual Property Appellate Board. She writes the Dark is her first translation.

Translatoras Note ; Introduction: Unfolding Wings of Thought in the Inner Air (by Prema Nandakumar) ; Kinship Terms ; A Trace of Envy ; We Donat Know ; That Fragile World ; Bhuvana and the Star Sign ; The Nagalinga Tree ; Who Could Have Told Them? ; Seeing in the Dark ; Ascent to the Shrine ; After Three Years ; Growing Up, Growing Apart ; A State of Mind ; He Is Not in Town ; The Downpour Outside ; Nothing Ever Happens ; Doctorammaas Room ; TV Aunty ; Heat and Rain ; A Rainbow in Her Hands ; Does Anyone Care? ; Woman in the Dark ; The Visitor ; Doors Closed Forever ; Neelayathakshi at Sixty ; The Couple ; The Fourth Stage of Life ; Loss of a Crest Jewel by Ambai ; About the Author and the Translator