under review

Priyamvada Ramkumar: Difference between revisions

From Tamil Wiki
No edit summary
mNo edit summary
 
(15 intermediate revisions by 6 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Read Tamil|Name of target page=ப்ரியம்வதா|Title of target page=ப்ரியம்வதா}}
{{Read Tamil|Name of target page=ப்ரியம்வதா ராம்குமார்|Title of target page=ப்ரியம்வதா ராம்குமார்}}
[[File:33A8B8D3-8966-4437-A719-120DE9AA5617.jpg|thumb|Priyamvada]]
[[File:33A8B8D3-8966-4437-A719-120DE9AA5617.jpg|thumb|Priyamvada]]
Priyamvada (Born: October 14, 1982) is a literary translator and essayist. Priyamvada has been translating Tamil fictional works into English.
Priyamvada Ramkumar (Born: October 14, 1982) is a literary translator and essayist. Priyamvada translates literary fiction from Tamil into English.
 
== Birth, Education ==
== Birth, Education ==
Priyamvada was born on October 14, 1982 in Chennai to Ramkumar and Sujatha. Priyamvada completed her schooling at Vidya Mandir School, Mylapore, Chennai, and earned her B.Com bachelor's degree from Stella Maris College and an MBA degree from XLRI, Jamshedpur.
Priyamvada was born on October 14, 1982 in Chennai to Ramkumar and Sujatha. Priyamvada completed her schooling at Vidya Mandir School, Mylapore, Chennai, and earned her B.Com bachelor's degree from Stella Maris College and an MBA degree from XLRI, Jamshedpur.
== Personal Life ==
== Personal Life ==
Priyamvada married Vijay Ranganathan on July 12, 2020. Priyamvada works for a private mutual fund firm in the financial sector. Priyamvada invests not only in commercially successful but also in socially beneficial companies, and participates in the board of directors of those companies. Her husband Vijay Ranganathan, who previously worked in an investment bank, is currently a screenwriter.
Priyamvada married Vijay Ranganathan on July 12, 2020. Priyamvada works for a private equity fund that focuses on investing for social impact. Through this venture, Priyamvada invests in commercially successful and socially relevant companies, and participates in the board of directors of such companies. Her husband, Vijay Ranganathan, who previously worked in an investment bank, is currently a screenwriter.
== Literary Life ==
Priyamvada's debut work, ''Meendum Pudhiyavargalin Kathaigalaipatri'' (A review of the series 'Stories from Emerging Writers'), was published on writer [[Jeyamohan]]'s website. In 2021, Priyamvada was selected to participate in the South Asia Speaks Fellowship Programme, a mentorship programme where she worked with Arunava Sinha. Priyamvada translated Jeyamohan's short story collection ''Aram'' as part of this programme, from Tamil to English.  


== Literary Life ==
Priyamvada's first book ''Stories of the True'', an English translation of Jeyamohan's short stories collection ''Aram'', was published in 2022 by Juggernaut Books. ''Take Me Back,'' her translation of A. Muttulingam’s short story ''Ennai Thirupi Edu'' was published in Spillwords Press, an online literary magazine.
Priyamvada's debut work, ''Meendum Pudhiyavargalin Kathaigalaipatri'' (About the Stories of Newcomers Again), a review article, was published on writer [[Jeyamohan]]'s website. In 2021, Priyamvada was selected to participate in the South Asia Speaks Fellowship Programme, a literary workshop. Priyamvada translated Jeyamohan's Tamil short stories collection ''Aram'' for this workshop. Priyamvada's first book ''Stories of the True'', an English translation of Jeyamohan's short stories collection ''Aram'', was published in 2022 by Juggernaut Publishing House. A. Muttulingam’s short story ''Ennai Thirupi Yedu'' translated by her as ''Take Me Back'' was published in the online magazine Spillswords.


In 2022, Priyamvada was selected to participate in ALTA Emerging Translator's Mentorship Program, an international workshop for young translators organized by the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA). As part of this, Priyamvada is translating Jeyamohan's novel ''Vellai Yaanai'' (White Elephant). For this translation work, she has been awarded a grant from PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant. Priyamvada has been doing translations and writing articles. Priyamvada names [[Jeyamohan]], [[Ashokamitran]] and Tolstoy as her literary idols.
In 2022, Priyamvada was selected to participate in ALTA Emerging Translator's Mentorship Program, an international program for emerging translators organized by the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA). As part of this, Priyamvada is translating Jeyamohan's novel ''Vellai Yaanai'' (White Elephant). For this translation work, she was awarded the PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant 2023.  


Priyamvada names [[Jeyamohan]], [[Ashokamitran]] and Tolstoy as her literary idols.
== Publications ==
== Publications ==
 
===== Translations =====
===== Translation Works =====
* Stories of the True, Juggernaut Books (2022)
 
* T[https://spillwords.com/take-me-back/ ake me back: Appadurai Muttulingam]
* Stories of the True (2022)
== Awards ==
 
* A.Muttulingam Award presented by Kovai Vijaya Vasagar Vattam, 2023, for ''Stories of the True''<ref>[https://dinamani.com/all-editions/edition-coimbatore/coimbatore/2023/jan/18/dinamani-teacher-will-participate-in-the-ceremony-to-be-held-tomorrow-at-virudhu-gowai-for-translator-priyamvatha-3985369.amp மொழிபெயா்ப்பாளா் பிரியம்வதாவுக்கு விருது, தினமணி.காம், 18-ஜனவரி-2023]</ref>
* PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant Winner 2023
== References ==
== References ==
* [https://scroll.in/article/1033538/stories-of-the-true-this-collection-of-jeyamohans-stories-in-translation-is-rooted-in-real-life ‘Stories of the True’: This collection of Jeyamohan’s stories in translation is rooted in real life: scroll.in]
* [https://scroll.in/article/1033538/stories-of-the-true-this-collection-of-jeyamohans-stories-in-translation-is-rooted-in-real-life ‘Stories of the True’: This collection of Jeyamohan’s stories in translation is rooted in real life: scroll.in]
* [https://openthemagazine.com/lounge/books/a-search-for-moorings/ A Search for Moorings: Short stories about the human struggle to follow an ethical path: N Kalyan Raman]
* [https://openthemagazine.com/lounge/books/a-search-for-moorings/ A Search for Moorings: Short stories about the human struggle to follow an ethical path: N Kalyan Raman]
* [https://www.jeyamohan.in/169637/ Aram - English Translation - Suchitra : Jeyamohan's website]
* [https://www.jeyamohan.in/169637/ Aram - English Translation - Suchitra : Jeyamohan's website]
* T[https://spillwords.com/take-me-back/ ake me back: Appadurai Muttulingam]
* [https://literarytranslators.wordpress.com/2022/02/10/meet-the-2022-emerging-translator-mentorship-program-mentees/ Meet the 2022 Emerging Translator Mentorship Program Mentees!: literary translators]
* [https://literarytranslators.wordpress.com/2022/02/10/meet-the-2022-emerging-translator-mentorship-program-mentees/ Meet the 2022 Emerging Translator Mentorship Program Mentees!: literary translators]
* [https://www.thehindu.com/books/kamal-haasan-and-writer-jeyamohan-on-world-literature-filmmaking-and-the-power-of-narrative/article65657304.ece Actor Kamal Haasan and writer Jeyamohan discuss world literature, filmmaking and the power of narrative: Priyamvada ramkumar]
* [https://www.thehindu.com/books/kamal-haasan-and-writer-jeyamohan-on-world-literature-filmmaking-and-the-power-of-narrative/article65657304.ece Actor Kamal Haasan and writer Jeyamohan discuss world literature, filmmaking and the power of narrative: Priyamvada ramkumar]
* [https://pen.org/literary-awards/grants-fellowships/announcing-the-2023-pen-america-literary-grant-winners/ Announcing the 2023 PEN America Literary Grant Winners]
* [https://pen.org/literary-awards/grants-fellowships/announcing-the-2023-pen-america-literary-grant-winners/ Announcing the 2023 PEN America Literary Grant Winners]
{{Standardised-en}}
== Footnotes ==
<references />
 
{{Finalised-en}}
[[Category:English Content]]
[[Category:English Content]]

Latest revision as of 12:19, 4 February 2024

இந்தப் பக்கத்தை தமிழில் வாசிக்க: ப்ரியம்வதா ராம்குமார்

Priyamvada

Priyamvada Ramkumar (Born: October 14, 1982) is a literary translator and essayist. Priyamvada translates literary fiction from Tamil into English.

Birth, Education

Priyamvada was born on October 14, 1982 in Chennai to Ramkumar and Sujatha. Priyamvada completed her schooling at Vidya Mandir School, Mylapore, Chennai, and earned her B.Com bachelor's degree from Stella Maris College and an MBA degree from XLRI, Jamshedpur.

Personal Life

Priyamvada married Vijay Ranganathan on July 12, 2020. Priyamvada works for a private equity fund that focuses on investing for social impact. Through this venture, Priyamvada invests in commercially successful and socially relevant companies, and participates in the board of directors of such companies. Her husband, Vijay Ranganathan, who previously worked in an investment bank, is currently a screenwriter.

Literary Life

Priyamvada's debut work, Meendum Pudhiyavargalin Kathaigalaipatri (A review of the series 'Stories from Emerging Writers'), was published on writer Jeyamohan's website. In 2021, Priyamvada was selected to participate in the South Asia Speaks Fellowship Programme, a mentorship programme where she worked with Arunava Sinha. Priyamvada translated Jeyamohan's short story collection Aram as part of this programme, from Tamil to English.

Priyamvada's first book Stories of the True, an English translation of Jeyamohan's short stories collection Aram, was published in 2022 by Juggernaut Books. Take Me Back, her translation of A. Muttulingam’s short story Ennai Thirupi Edu was published in Spillwords Press, an online literary magazine.

In 2022, Priyamvada was selected to participate in ALTA Emerging Translator's Mentorship Program, an international program for emerging translators organized by the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA). As part of this, Priyamvada is translating Jeyamohan's novel Vellai Yaanai (White Elephant). For this translation work, she was awarded the PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant 2023.

Priyamvada names Jeyamohan, Ashokamitran and Tolstoy as her literary idols.

Publications

Translations

Awards

  • A.Muttulingam Award presented by Kovai Vijaya Vasagar Vattam, 2023, for Stories of the True[1]
  • PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant Winner 2023

References

Footnotes


✅Finalised Page