The saying “A storyteller does not search for a story; the story itself searches for the storyteller” is absolutely true. The story of the Racharla Fort called out to me and asked me to write about it. Although I have authored many books, I never experienced the unique feeling of inner realization until I wrote this one. I consider it my fortune to have had the opportunity to tell this story.
I was born and raised in the very region of Jakkula Cheruvu, where the Racharla Fort stands. I played in the same surroundings and heard this story from my elders since childhood. When personal experience blends with emotion, the past becomes precious, and this book on Racharla Fort stands as proof of that truth.
From a young age, I carried within me the desire to introduce this story to the world. That dream first took shape in 2020 as an English novel titled “The Racharla Fort.” However, I refined and expanded it, and in 2026 brought it out in Telugu as “Racharla Kota.”
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Konda Murali
Konda Murali is a true lover of literature, one who weaves words with his writing. Through his novels, he portrays the lives of ordinary people. In his poems of longing, he spreads the fragrance of deep emotions. His sentences reflect a spirit of perseverance and struggle. He shines as a unique voice in both English and Telugu literary fields. A thinker who vividly expresses every human experience, from conflict to suffering is he. His hallmark is giving space for poetry within prose. A mind that never lets go of determination. He nurtures an immense interest in social, political, and personal themes. A person who believes not in illusion but in hard work is he. His pursuit of creativity is a continuous journey. Literary legacy is his cherished wealth. Criticism inspires him; envy becomes a reassurance. He stands as a messenger who brings literature closer to readers.
