Jeyamohan’s writings flow like a profound narrative of Indian philosophy, mythology, and human experience, weaving intricate stories that challenge societal conventions. Stories like Aram illuminate human conflicts with empathy and moral clarity, demanding the reader’s full attention. As a literary critic, he analyses Tamil literature with precision and fosters a culture of thoughtful reading. Jeyamohan’s works are an enduring dialogue with the soul of India — challenging and enriching the contemporary mind.

 

"Even an ordinary reader will not find them tiresome, for they contain strong plots and subtle details. If any reader feels that these stories have helped them understand themselves more deeply, I would truly be happy. What we call life is a coming together of countless, diverse events. We are merely trying to weave them in an orderly, meaningful way. These stories… are just a small part of that vast, unending endeavour called literature!" ~ Jeyamohan