Venugopal Sorab

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Venugopala Soraba (29 November 1937 – 29 March 1995)^[1] was an Indian poet and writer in Kannada and in English. He authored five novels in Kannada and several collections of poems in Kannada and English. His first major literary work was a collection of poems called Musuku Nasuku.^[2]

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His works include:^[3]

Musuku Nasuku
Dhaare
Hoo Higgu
Bayalaagada Jana
Jeeva Jeevanta
Two Children and the Singing Bird (English)

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↑ ABOUT THE AUTHOR
↑ Dhaare. Bangalore: India Book House. pp. 3–5.
↑ Bayalaagada Jana. Tyagarajnagar, Bangalore: Prasad Publications. pp. 4–7.

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[1] ABOUT THE AUTHOR

[2] Dhaare. Bangalore: India Book House. pp. 3–5.

[3] Bayalaagada Jana. Tyagarajnagar, Bangalore: Prasad Publications. pp. 4–7.

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