Malayalam writer M. Mukundan's 'Delhi: A soliloquy' wins 2021 JCB Prize for Literature

Malayalam writer M. Mukundan’s ‘Delhi: A soliloquy’ wins 2021 JCB Prize for Literature

Malayalam writer M. Mukundan’s ‘Delhi: A soliloquy’ wins 2021 JCB Prize for Literature

  • The novel titled “Delhi: A Soliloquy”written by Malayalam writer M Mukundan has won the 2021 JCB Prize for literature.
  • The book originally written in Malayalam has been translated into English by Fathima E.V. and Nandakumar
  • The JCB Prize for Literature was established in 2018. It is the most expensive Indian award for writing.
  • The prize carries a cash prize of Rs 25 lakh for author and Rs 10 lakh for translator.
  • It honours distinguished work of fiction by an Indian writer working in English or translated fiction by an Indian writer.

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