Bomma-Borusu

'Bomma-Borusu' is a compilation of Telugu stories first published in November 1965 and authored by Vajha Sitarama Sarma (Kamalakanth). This book is now available for free download. Some of his other books are also offered for download through Vikasa Dhatri.

All the stories from this compilation Bomma Borusu were published in Andhra Janata and Andhra Bhoomi magazines. Written in flawless and extempore Telugu story Bomma Borusu depicts the tendency of human mind through the character of 'pitchi gaadu'. it protrays the dual human mind namely the good or positive side of it and the bad or the negative and the story depicts as to what happens when the negative side of the human mind is tapped. Surely you enjoye the stories written in clear and clean telugu, no wonder you can't resist but complete the book in one go.

Vajha Sitarama Sarma

Place of birth: Cherukupalli, Guntur district
Native place: Pallekona, Repalle tq, Guntur district
Date of Birth:18-02-1941
After coming out successful in high school in 1958 in flying colours he joined Indian P&T Department though he acquired his bachelor's and master's degree in commerce while in service. During the period from 1960-1973 the author has served in Indian Posts and Telegraphs Department in Nizamabad and Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh.On promotion he served in Mumbai Telephone District from 1974 to 1983 as Senior Accountant and Accounts Officer. He served as Chief Accounts Officer in Maharashtra Telecom Circle at Mumbai from 1984 to 1998 and retired as CAO in the office of G M Telecom, Kalyan on 30-04-1998. Now the author is living in Mumbai with his children after retirement.
He is a keen observer of socio economic problems of contemporary generation and exploitation of women in particular. He has written several short stories during 1960-1974, published in various telugu magazines.

He has written five books, three novels and two story compilations.

• Jeevitamlo malupu [short stories]
• Bomma borusu [short stories]
• Shanta pelli [novel]
• Aa katha ante [novel]
• Mamata manavata [novel]