Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala' - Works

Works

Poetry (काव्य)

  • Ram Ki Shakti Puja (राम की शक्ति पूजा)
  • Dhwani
  • Saroj Smriti(सरोज स्मृति)
  • Parimal (परिमल)
  • Anaamika (अनामिका) (1937)
  • Geetika (गीतिका)
  • Kukurmutta (कुकुरमुत्ता) (1941)
  • Adima (अणिमा)
  • Bela (बेला)
  • Naye Patte (नये पत्ते)
  • Archana (अर्चना)
  • Aradhana (आराधना)
  • Tulsidas (तुलसीदास)
  • Janmabhumi (जन्मभूमि)
  • Jago Phir Ek Bar (जागो फिर एक बार)

Novels (उपन्यास)

  • Apsara (अपसरा)
  • Alka (अलका)
  • Prabhavati (प्रभावती)
  • Nirupama (निरुपमा)
  • Chameli (चमेली)
  • Choti ki Pakar (चोटी की पकड़)
  • Uchchhrankhalta (उच्चारणखल्ता)
  • Kale Karname (काले कारनामें)
  • Deewano ki Hasti

Story-collections (कहानी संग्रह)

  • Chhaturi Chamar (चतुरी चमार)
  • Sukul ki Biwi (सुकुल की बीवी)
  • Sakhi (सखी)
  • Lily (लिली)
  • Devi (देवी)

Essay-collections (निर्बंध संग्रह)

  • Prabandha-Parichaya (प्रबंध परिचय)
  • Prabandha-Pratibha (प्रबंध प्रतिभा)
  • Bangbhasha ka Uchcharan (बंगभाषा का उच्चारण)
  • Ravindra-Kavita-Kannan (रविंद्र कविता कानन)
  • Prabandh-Padya (प्रबंध पद्य)
  • Prabandh-Pratima (प्रबंध प्रतिमा)
  • Chabuk (चाबुक)
  • Chayan (छायां)
  • Sangrah (संग्रह)

Prose (पद्य)

  • Kullibhat (कुल्लीभात)
  • Billesur Bakriha (बिल्लेसुर बकरिहा)

Translations (अनुवाद)

  • Anand Math (आनंद मठ)
  • Vish-Vriksh (विष वृक्ष)
  • Krishna kant ka Vil (क्रष्ण कांत का विल)
  • Kapal Kundala (कपाल कुण्डल)
  • Durgesh Nandini (दुर्गेश नन्दिनी)
  • Raj Singh (राज सिंह)
  • Raj Rani (राज रानी)
  • Devi Chaudharani (देवी चौधरानी)
  • Yuglanguliya (युगलांगुल्य)
  • Chandrasekhar (चन्द्रशेखर)
  • Rajni (रजनी)
  • Sri Ramkrishna Vachnamrit (श्री रामक्रष्ण वच्नाम्रत)
  • Bharat Main Vivekanand (भरत में विवेकानंद)
  • Rajyog (राजयोग)

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