Books Written
- Mookajjiya Kanasugalu ("Dreams of a Silent Granny") (Jnanpith award winning novel)
- Marali Mannige ("Back to the Soil")
- Chomana Dudi ("Drum of Choma")
- Apoorva Paschima ("Incomparable West")
- Abuvinda Baramakke (A Travelogue)
- Arasikaralla (A Travelogue)
- Mai Managala Suliyalli ("In the Whirlpool of Body and Soul")
- Bettada Jeeva ("Life on the Hills")
- Sarasammana Samadhi ("Grave of Sarasamma")
- Dharmayana Samsara ("Family of Dharmayana")
- Alida Mele ("After Death")
- Kudiyara Kusu ("Infant of Kudiya")
- Jnana ("Knowledge")
- Mailikallinodane matukate ("Talks with the Milestone")
- Adbhuta jagattu ("Wonderful World")
- Vijnana prapancha ("The World Of Science")
- Kaladarshana
- Yaksagana, English translation, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (1997)
- Yakshagana Bayalata
- Bharatheya chitrakale
- Hucchu Manasina Hatthu Mukhagalu, autobiography, English translation: "Ten Faces of a Crazy Mind", by H Y Sharada Prasad), Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan 1993.
- Chiguridha Kanasu"
- Mugida Yudda" ("Completed War")
- Moojanma
- Dharmarayana samsara
- Kevala Manushyaru
- Illeyamba
- "Iddaru chinthe
- Navu kattida swarga
- Nashta diggajagalu
- Kanniddu kurudaru
- Gedda doddasthike
- Kannadiyalli kandatha
- Antida aparanji
- Halliya hattu samastharu
- Sameekshe
- Moga Padeda Mana
- Shaneeshwarana Neralinalli
- Sameekshe
- Nambidavara Naka Naraka
- Kambaniya Kuyilu
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