Nylon Rope

Sujatha's detective fiction created a huge impact on the Tamil literature scene when his novels were

first published. Witty, gripping and superbly written, his novels were even credited for widening

readership in the state.

Nylon Rope-originally published in Tamil as Nylon Kayiru in 1968-is no exception.

Starring Ganesh, of the famous Ganesh-Vasanth lawyer-cum-detective duo, Nylon Rope is a fast-paced, riveting tale. A man has been found murdered, and Ganesh must find the killer in order to save his friend's sister-suspect number one in the eyes of the police.

Author: Sujatha,Suganthy Krishnamachari
Publisher: Rupa Publications India
Published: 12/05/2023
Pages: 122
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.28lbs
Size: 7.81h x 5.06w x 0.29d
ISBN: 9789357027939

About the Author
Krishnamachari, Suganthy: - "Sujatha (1935-2008) was one of the most popular authors in Tamil literature and his literary career spanned more than four decades. Widely read and knowledgeable, his versatility and exhaustive range were his unique selling points. Writing in simple and lucid Tamil, Sujatha made a tremendous impact with his contemporary and racy writing, and his radical the dramatic narration of ordinary, everyday events won him his audience and many accolades. His works stood out at a time when Tamil writing was dominated by social and family dramas depiction of their way of talking, behaviour, mindset, dialect and slang, helped make him popular across multiple demographic segments.

Suganthy Krishnamachari is a Chennai-based journalist, and has written articles on history, temple architecture, Sanskrit, mathematics, literature and music. She has written a series of books for schoolchildren on mathematics and English grammar. One of her short stories, published in a leading newspaper, is being used by an educational publishing company that is bringing out twoEnglish Language Teaching (ELT) series for school students. Another story was translated into Tamilsome years ago, and published by an educationist in a magazine she edits."