Rajani Nagesh Tadimalla

Literature is an art. There are various types of literature. My mission is to bring stories in various genres and languages through literary writing and books.

Poetry: In general, poetry can be expressed in various ways and styles such as blank verse, free verse, lyric, ballad, cinquain, haiku, sestina, sonnet, villanelle, epic, elegy, epigram, imagist, limerick, narrative, and ode.

Prose: Prose can take various forms such as fictional, heroic, nonfictional, and prose poetry.

Fiction: In general, fiction can be of various types such as children’s literature, fables, comics, flash fiction, short stories, novelettes, novellas, novels, historical fiction, horror, science fiction, fantasy, mystery and thriller fiction, and realistic fiction.

The aforementioned is indicative and not exhaustive.

Works on historical and science fiction are included in the Literary Junction whereas those on history and science are included in the Humanities and Social Sciences and Sciences respectively in the Nonfiction Junction.

While some languages have their own writing scripts, some use scripts of other languages. Styles of writing, in many languages, have evolved over various centuries and are accordingly categorized. While retaining one’s originality, it’s good to be aware of them.         

The endeavour is to cover all major language families in due course. It is important to preserve vulnerable as well as endangered languages and explore the possibility of reviving extinct languages. Linguistics and languages are included in the Humanities and Social Sciences in the Nonfiction Junction.

Genres will be mentioned on the separate page created for titles. Each title even within the same genre has a different theme. There is a possibility of a common element as a signature style within a genre yet only if it gels with the theme. All these writing projects are my own ideas and required considerable effort before listing them on this medium. In some cases there were changes later on as an editorial discretion for as simple reason that something has a GI tag and is avoidable. There can be similar or other changes ahead, if required.

Language Originals