Timeline of His Complete Works
- Rukmini Kalyanam (1919)
- Chidananda Prabhatham and Kushalavopakhyanam (1922)
- Kokila (1924)
- Dhruva Vijayam, Krishna Nadi and Samsara Saagaram (1925)
- Shivaji Prabandham, Veera Bai, Krishna Deva Raayalu, Vemana Yogeendrudu and Bhaarata Maatha (1926)
- Bhaarata Veerudu, Suryodayam, Chandrodayam and Gijigaadu (1927)
- Ranachyuthi, Aandhrudanu and Thummeda Pendlikoduku (1928)
- Sakhi, Buddhudu, Telugu Thalli, Sishuvu and Baashpa Sandesham (1929)
- Deergha Nishwasamu, Prabodham, Shilpi, Hechcharika, Saaleedu and Maathru Prema (1930)
- Bheeshmudu, Yugandhara Manthri, Sama Dhrushti, Nela Baaludu, Nemali Nelatha, Loka Baandhavudu, Anasuya, Shalya Saaradhyamu and Sandeha Dola (1931)
- Swapna Katha, Anaadha, Firdousi, Mumtaj Mahal, Sindhuramu, Budha Mahima, Kreesthu, Gunturu Seema, Vivekananda, Cheetla Peka, Jebunnisa and Paschatthapam (1932)
- Ayomayamu, Akhanda Gouthami, Aashwasam, Meghudu and Smashana Vaati (1933)
- Aandhra Bhojudu (1934)
- Gabbilam (1941)
- Kandiseekudu (1945)
- Thera Chaatu (1946)
- Chinna Naayakudu, Baapuji and Nethaji (1948)
- Swayam Varam (1950)
- Kottha Lokam (1957)
- Christhu Charithra (1958)
- Raashtra Pooja and Musafirulu (1963)
- Naagarjuna Saagaram and Naa Katha (1966)
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