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N. Sriram (born on August 7, 1972) is a writer of short stories and novels. He is presently working in the Media and lives in Chennai. | N. Sriram (born on August 7, 1972) is a writer of short stories and novels. He is presently working in the Media and lives in Chennai. | ||
== Private Life == | |||
N. Sriram was born into a farmer’s family of M. Nattarayasamy and Janaki at Nallimadam village near Dharapuram in Tiruppur district. Sriram finished his bachelors degree in co-operatives. | |||
Sriram married Radha in 2005. They have a son Abhishek and the family lives in Anna Nagar, Chennai. | |||
== Literary Life == | |||
N. Sriram’s first short story ''Nettukattu Veedu'' was published in [[Kanaiyazhi]] in 1999. ‘Though I have been living in the city for past 20 years for the purpose of work, I am still writing about my acquittance with nature, the myths that fascinated me as a child, and the lives of everyone who lived in the village when I was a child,' says N. Sriram on his literary journey. | |||
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இந்தப் பக்கத்தை தமிழில் வாசிக்க: என்.ஸ்ரீராம்
N. Sriram (born on August 7, 1972) is a writer of short stories and novels. He is presently working in the Media and lives in Chennai.
Private Life
N. Sriram was born into a farmer’s family of M. Nattarayasamy and Janaki at Nallimadam village near Dharapuram in Tiruppur district. Sriram finished his bachelors degree in co-operatives.
Sriram married Radha in 2005. They have a son Abhishek and the family lives in Anna Nagar, Chennai.
Literary Life
N. Sriram’s first short story Nettukattu Veedu was published in Kanaiyazhi in 1999. ‘Though I have been living in the city for past 20 years for the purpose of work, I am still writing about my acquittance with nature, the myths that fascinated me as a child, and the lives of everyone who lived in the village when I was a child,' says N. Sriram on his literary journey.
