Yashwant Vithoba Chittal

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Yashawant Vithoba Chittal
File:Yashwantchittal.jpg
Born (1928-08-03)3 August 1928
Hanehalli, Uttar Kannada, Karnataka
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Mumbai
Occupation Fiction writer
Nationality Indian Flag of India.svg
Genre Fiction
Subject Kannada
Notable awards Sahitya Akademi award,
Dr.Masti award,
Adikavi Pampa award

Yashwant Vithoba Chittal (3 August 1928 – 22 March 2014) was a Kannada fiction writer.[2]

He was born in Hanehalli, Uttar Kannada District.[3] He completed his primary school education from his village school and his high school from the Gibbs High School, Kumta (1944). Although known for his many novels and short stories, Chittal has also authored literary criticism and essays. His early writing shows the influence of his brother Gangadhar V. Chittal, a poet. His writings, including The girl who became a story, either depict the culture of his village Hanehalli in the Uttar Kannada District or the surroundings of Bandra in Mumbai.[citation needed] His later novels, portraying the themes of urban reality and related complexities of modern Indian life, show the influence of the Radical Humanist M.N. Roy and Eric Fromm.[citation needed] His subjects have always been drawn from contemporary socio-political realities.

G. S. Amur said: "His short stories, many of them were outstanding, and came with his distinct touch.The kind of experimentation he did with language, style and narrative is unparalleled."[4]

Selected Works

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  • Ommiya hullu hore - 1949 his first novel
  • Sandarshana -1957
  • Muru darigalu - 1964 (a movie was made in Kannada)
  • Shikaari - 1979
  • Benya - 1983
  • Purushottama - 1990 (Also translated into English by Penguin books)
  • Aata -1969
  • Katheyaadalu hudugi- 1980
  • Kendra Vrittanta
  • Sahityada sapta dhatugalu -2001
  • The boy who talked to trees
  • Chheda - 1995
  • Oodi Hoda Mutti Banda
  • Danapeyaacheya Oni Aata
  • Puttana Hejje Kaanodilla
  • Kumatege Banda Kindari Jogi
  • Samagra Kathegalu - Volume 1 & 2
  • Koli Kooguva Munna Aivattondu Kategalu
  • Sahitya Srujanasheelathe Matthu Naanu
  • Anthakarna
  • Kathe- Bareyuvavana Anubhavadalli
  • Digambara (writing)

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