Can you recommend some good 'aamayum muyalum malayalam short story' books?

Since I'm not sure about the exact 'aamayum muyalum malayalam short story', it's hard to say the main themes. But in general, Malayalam short stories often deal with themes like family, relationships, social issues in Kerala society, and the beauty of the local landscape.

One more option is 'Aarachar' by K. R. Meera. It is a powerful work that, like a collection of short stories in a way, delves deep into human nature, relationships, and the darker aspects of society.

As of now, it's a bit difficult to recommend a large number of Malayalam gay story books. But, keep in mind that some progressive Malayalam authors might be including diverse characters, including gay ones, in their novels or short story collections. You could look for books that deal with themes of love, identity, and acceptance in the Malayalam context as there's a chance they might have elements related to gay stories. Another option is to follow Malayalam literary forums or groups where readers might discuss such works if they exist.

Sure. One well - known Malayalam Kambi short story is 'X'. It beautifully depicts the local culture and the complex relationships within a small community. The characters are vividly drawn, and the story's plot keeps you engaged from start to finish.

Yes, 'Chemmeen' is a well - known Malayalam novel that might be part of DC Books. It beautifully depicts the lives of fishermen and the social fabric around them. The story of the star - crossed lovers against the backdrop of the sea and the fishing community is both heart - wrenching and engaging.

Sure. There are many great Malayalam short stories. For example, the works of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer are quite renowned. His stories often depict the simple yet profound lives of people in Kerala, with vivid descriptions of the local culture, relationships, and the beauty of the land.

The short story 'Akkare Akkare Akkare' by Anand is also worth reading. It delves into the themes of family, tradition and the changes that come with time in a very engaging way.

One popular Malayalam short novel is 'Chemmeen' by Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai. It beautifully depicts the lives of fishermen and the complex relationships in a coastal village.

One more to consider is 'The God of Small Things' by Arundhati Roy. Although it's not purely Malayalam as it's written in English, it has strong roots in Kerala's culture which is related to Malayalam literature. It's a powerful story of family, love, and caste in Kerala.

Sure. 'The Magic Drum' is a great Malayalam comedy short story. It's about a magical drum that causes all sorts of hilarious chaos in a village. Another one is 'The Foolish Thief' which has a bumbling thief getting into comical situations while trying to steal. And 'The Talkative Barber' where the barber's non - stop chatter leads to many funny scenarios.