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List of Publications

1. John Sunil Manoah, Crime fiction and Crime Detection: Contributions to the

Society with reference to Lee Horsley’s works, Published in Language in

India, Vol.12:7 July 2012.

2. John Sunil Manoah, Soft skills for Engineers through Literature, Published

in International Journal of English & Education (IJEE), Vol.10:3 July 2012.

Proceedings in Conferences / Seminars

1. Paper presented on “Evolution of Soft Skills for Technical Students through

Literature” in the National Conference at SRM University in association

with ELTAI on 4th

& 5th

April, 2011.

2. Paper presented on “English Language Competent for Call Centres” in the

National Conference on English for Empowerment in association with

University of Cambridge on 15th

February, 2011.

3. Paper Presented on “Summit of English Language Competence through

soliloquy Concepts” in the National Seminar on ALLT organised by

University of Madras Distance Education on 15th

& 16th

March, 2011.