Telugu novels in Telugu

In the field of novels, the first novel in Telugu is the biography of Raja Shekra by Ganduguli, which was published in the 1980s of 19. It describes the story of a middle-class Brahmin family, and is influenced by the English novelist Goldsmith's The Pastor of wakefield. Gilles Gemel Di Lakshmi Narahen (1867 ~ 1945) is good at writing historical novels, and what made him famous is a novel "La Machandra's Victory" which reflects the real life of Andhra. With the upsurge of national independence movement, there are more and more novels reflecting social and political life. The famous novel Dalit Village (192 1), written by Wenawo Lexmi narayan, tells the story of a Dalit girl, which aroused strong repercussions and was banned by the colonial authorities. Vishwanat Sadier narayan's A Thousand Snakes (1932) reflects the decadent real social life and is regarded as a typical novel in Telugu. Adivi Babila Zhu (1895 ~ 1952)' s narayan Rao (1934) is also a novel reflecting Andra's social life. The remainder (1952) of Buji Babu (19 16 ~ 1967) reflects the contradictions and conflicts in modern industrial society. Gulazad Abravo is the first important short story writer, followed by Jinda Dikshduru (189 1 ~), Munimani Geyem Narasinghe Lavo (1898 ~), Guti Biedie Vendagalan and Bode.