“There is always room for improvement” is a common precept among the elite. Does that mean there is no such thing as a “perfect translation”? That may be true. But, in reality, we have to stop somewhere and say, “I…
Telugu Women Writers, 1950-1975, An Analytical Study
The Telugu Women Writers achieved a phenomenal success in the first quarter of the post-Independent India. This book examines the historical, familial and sociological conditions which contributed to their never heard before success. This book has been published originally in…
Lead me to Light! by Vasireddy Sitadevi.
“Is that Gopalam? Why are you walking away as if you’ve not seen me?” Rama Sastry called out. Gopalam was startled. He was lost in his thoughts; did not pay attention to whereabouts. He turned around and saw a vague…
V.V.B. Rama Rao. Fragrance and Flowers of Many Colors: Balasahityam (Children’s literature)
Fragrance And Flowers of Many Colors: Balasahityam in Telugu and some considerations about children’s literature. 000 Authors of children’s literature are circumscribed only by the experiences of childhood, but these are vast and complex, for children think and feel; they…
Six Blind Men (A Sketch) in Telugu
This might be could interesting to those who understand Telugu but cannot read the script. I have noticed that Telugu people, especially those who had not learned to read and write Telugu script, are visiting this site. This is an…
Nidadavolu Malathi Rachanaa Sourabhaalu by Seela Subhadra Devi
A book on Nidadavolu Malathi’s contribution to Telugu literature, entitled Nidadavolu Malathi rachanaa sourabhaalu has been released at Sirikona Award ceremony is now available on Amazon.com Here is the link https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0BFQSKFRN/ Also, the link to the awards ceremony on Sept…