Translators @ Katha

Friday, September 29, 2006

Saji Mathew

He holds a post-graduate degree in English Literature and a M Phil (Comparative Litt) degree from the University of Hyderabad. He is a lecturer in English at M S University, Baroda. He is currently pursuing research at the University of Hyderabad.

Saji Mathew has translated Malayalam writer Anand's "Vyasa and Vigneshwara" for Katha.

2 Comments:

Please update the details of the translator, Saji Mathew. If my understanding is correct, he is no longer at MSU, holds a doctoral degree too, working elsewhere

By Saji Mathew, at 9:52 PM
I would like to know if Vyasa and Vighneswara has been reprinted. Want to get a copy.

By Unknown, at 9:17 AM

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They are the bridges between the intricacies of languages. They hear, see and write words, capture images in another language, that others may also perceive the joy of the written word in a bhaasha they do not know. Without them, the joy of a story might well be imprisoned, only for the enjoyment of a select few. They preserve a katha, the story, its essence. They are Katha's translators.