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BhairappaShri S. L. Bhairappa is one of the greatest contemporary kannada novelists. He was honoured with presidentship of Kannada Sahitya Sammelana. He is the winner of Sahitya Akademi award and Niranjana award. His works are translated into most of Indian languages, including English and are widely read. His novels Matadaana, Tabbaliyu neenaade magane and Vamshavrukha have been made movies. - Novels and year of Publication of first Edition
- Dharmashree (1961) - deals with the topic of religious conversion
- Doora saridaru (1962) - about love, intellectual companionship (bhouddia saahacharya) and marriage
- Matadaana (1965) - about politics; was also made into a movie
- Vamshavraksha (1965)- about family values
- Jalapaata (1967) - mainly about life of an artist and his family
- Naayi Neralu (1968) - about reincarnation
- Tabbaliyu neenaade magane (1968) - about commercialisation and cow slaughter
- Gruhabhanga (1970) - magnum opus - in a way autobiographical - to be read with 'Anweshane' and 'Bhitti'
- Nirakarana (1971) -
- Gruhana (1972)- conflict between a sanyasi (sage) and samsari(family man)
- Daatu (1973) - love and caste conflict
- Anweshane (1976)- part II of Gruhabhanga
- Parva (1979) - on Mahabharata
- Nele (1983) -
- Saakshi (1986) - on truth ?
- Anchu (1990) -
- Tantu (1993) - story of a journalist and his family in post independent India
- Saartha (1998) - historical fiction about 8th Century India
- Mandra - Story of hindustani classical musician
- Bhitti
- On Literature and Philosophy
- Satya mattu Soundarya (1966) - truth and beauty
- Saahitya mattu Prateeka (1967) - literature and symbology
- Kathe mattu Kathavastu (1969) - Story and subject of story
- Naaneke Bareyuttene? (1980) - Why do I write ?
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