Stories
ButchiBabu was a prolific short story writer. Some of his well known short stories include Nannu Gurinchi Kadha Vrayavoo? (Won't you write a story about me ?) and Ame Needa (Her shadow). Some of the other famous stories include Maratunana marapu raru, Tadi mantaku podineellu, Kaviraja virajitam, Desam Nakichina Sandesam, Nosantan Vrasina vrata, Intayina into aidu, Vudina chakram-vaadani pushpam, Naa gajumeda.
70 of his stories were published as seven volumes with following titles:
- Meda metlu,
- Nannu Gurinchi Kadhavrayavu,
- Kalalo jarina kanneru,
- Nirantara Trayam,
- Teerpu Cheshina vadike Siksha,
- Tadi mantaku podi neeluu,
- Jnana netram.
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