సాహిత్య Literary Junction

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.

Nonfiction: Nonfiction usually includes topics such as health, sciences, humanities, social sciences, nature, environment, biodiversity, essays, educational, academic, research, literary nonfiction, children’s nonfiction, motivational, inspirational, devotional, spiritual, travelogues, contemporary topics, law, national, international relations, memoirs, general reading, and general knowledge. Here, as a broader approach to various disciplines nonfiction has been included as a separate section.

The aforementioned is indicative and not exhaustive.

The endeavour is to cover all major language families in due course. 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 projects in this junction are books in various literary genres in various languages unless mentioned otherwise. All books will have ISBN and copyright information on the title verso page as is the standard practice. For nonfiction titles, visit the nonfiction junction.

ఎందరో మహానుభావులు రాశారు తెలుగులో ఎన్నో రచనలు. వారందరికీ నా వందనాలు. నా రచనలతో తెలుగు భాషకి మరింత గౌరవం పెంచడానికి ఇది ఒక ప్రయత్నం. 

తెలుగు భాష ఇస్తుంది నాకు ఆనందం,

తెలుగు భాష నా ప్రాణం,

మీ హృదయాలలో ఎప్పటికీ నిలిచి పోవడానికి, 

తెలుగులో నా రచనలతో మరింత ఆనందాన్ని పెంచడానికి,

— రజని నగేష్ తాడిమళ్ళ

Telugu is a considered as the North Dravidian language. Telugu is one of the eleven classical languages in India. Many have contributed immensely to the language and literature from the famous trio of Nanayya, Tikkana, and Errapragada of the eleventh, thirteen, and fourteenth centuries to contemporary authors. The English spelling of the language has evolved over the time from Teloogoo to Telugu. The Telugu script was encouraged during the Chalukya rule and hence one of the books on the same.

In the context of language families, Indo-Aryan languages are further classified into various groups. More on this classification under the linguistics and languages zone in the Humanities and Social Sciences section in the Nonfiction Junction. Some of the Indo-Aryan languages include Hindi, Bengali, Sanskrit, Konkani, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Assamese, Odia, Urdu, Sindhi, Chhattisgarhi, Malvi, Bungeli, Maithili, Awadhi, Nepali, and Sinhala.

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