Mynampati Bhaskar
Mynampati Bhaskar was a writer and a journalist from Andhra Pradesh. His works include short stories, novels, news articles, movie reviews and children stories. He was also a cartoonist. Adventure, science fiction, social issues, history, and humor are his primary genres. He wrote thirty novels and more than one hundred short stories. Some of his novels are preserved in Washington Library, Chicago, Illinois.
He died on 4 June 2013 while undergoing treatment in Care Hospital, Hyderabad.Personal life
He was born on 27 October 1945 in Ongole, Andhra Pradesh. He completed his school education in Kurnool Municipal School, and Coles Memorial High School. He received a bachelors from Osmania University, Hyderabad. He worked in Employee Insurance Corporation for 20 years before taking a voluntary retirement to concentrate more on writing.Career
He wrote Buddhi Jeevi. His novel Vennela Metlu was made into a film, Aruna Kiranam by film director Muthyala Subbaiah.
