Kavalam’s literary career began in the vibrant literary circles of Trivandrum in the late 1970s. A prolific short‑story writer, he turned to the novel form to examine the larger social currents that were reshaping Kerala—urban migration, the clash of tradition with modernity, and the lingering resonance of myth. Kambikatha (published in 2002) is widely considered his magnum opus, the work where his fascination with epics meets his keen eye for the everyday.
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