South African Tamil Writers:

Non-Fiction

1. Govender,Devagie (undated) Paamalai. Durban:D.Govender 80p
2. Lutchmanan ,Mala (2004) Why Mariamman: A Study of Tamil Folk Tales.Durban:Atlas Printers 133p.
3. Lutchmanan, Mala (2004) Tamil Festivals. Durban:Atlas Printers.132p
4. Lutchmanan, Mala (2004) Devotional Hymns.131p
5. Kuppusami,C. (1983) Religious Practices and Customs of South African Indians. Durban: Sunray Pub.
6. Kuppusami,C.(1993) Tamil Culture in South Africa .Durban: Rapid Graphic.210p
7. Kuppusami, C. & Pillay, M.G(1965). Pioneer Footprints, Growth of Indian Education in South Africa. Durban: Nasou

8. Arkin, A.J. ed (1989) The Indian South African: A Contemporary Profile. Pine Town: Burgess Pub.
9. Munsamy,Shireen (1997)  Sunrise to Sunset. Durban: Afro-Asian Pub.
10. Guru Pillay(ed) Come to the Point. Durban: Point Indian Remembrance Committee. 69p.
    Muthal Naidoo (2004) Little Book of Tamil Religious Rituals. Pretoria: Muthal Naidoo Publ

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Ø      A special section is being considered  for books relating to South African Indians in general

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