
Sathar Adhoor, an author from Kerala, has brought forth a collection of poems and short stories which he insists is the tiniest literary printed publication.
Adhoor, in his early 30s, has produced a book measuring just a centimeter in dimension, crafted from a single sheet of paper.
Interacting with mediapersons here on Wednesday, he said that miniature versions of certain miniature books like the Holy Quran and the Bible inspired him to create his own literary pursuits in the tiniest possible form.
The book in published form measures not bigger than Adhoor's own nail.
This tiniest possible 68 pages book features 66 poems that were translated in 66 local and foreign languages.
Adhoor also mentioned that he has applied for recognition by the India's Limca Book of Records as well as Guiness Book of World Records.
"I have already applied for three famous record books. The Asia Book of Records had contacted me and so did the Unique World Records. Now, I have applied for Guinness Book of World Records and I am very much hopeful that soon my name will be endorsed here too," added Adhoor.
Last year, he had created a book measuring 1.5 cm in length and 1.3 cm in width that weighed merely 800 milligrams. This miniature book can be read from both the sides.
Source: ANI