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Embedded Politics in Abhi Subedi’s ‘Bruised Evenings’

Mahesh Paudyal Tony Morrison said it perfectly well when she said, anything written is political. ‘The work must be political’ claimed she in her epoch-making...

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Philosophizing Melancholy

Mahesh Paudyal The author of well-received comical works like Coming from Behind, Peeping Kalooki Nights and The Act of Love, Howard Jacobson bagged year’s Booker...

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A Christmas Carol and Christmas!

Pukar Dhital For long, to the writer of this article, Christmas had been an alien festival—a festival of the westerners, a festival of the Christians!...

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Tuck Everlasting: A Narrative Persuasion towards Morality

Sauharda Bajracharya Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt starts from Treegap village, where the Fosters live and their premises where Winnie Foster often spends her time...

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Epic ‘Sabari’: My Estimations

Dr. Goma Devi Sharma (Adhikari) By launching his epic Sabari in the mists of many books pouring with themes of women’s dignity, honor and existence,...

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Notes of Silent Times : An Elegant, Unsettling Collection

Subash Singh Parajuli Notes of Silent Times is an elegant, unsettling poetry collection that’s concerned with the significance of everyday words, meanings, and forms blending...

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The Catcher in the Rye: From Confusions to Reason

Manoj Regmi J.D. Salinger’s novel The Catcher in the Rye (1951) is a story of a 16-year-old boy Holden Caulfield. The book revolves around the...

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Likhe: An Inside Story of Dalit Realities

Prabin Dhungel Likhe, a novel by Sharad Poudel, focuses on the microcosm of the Dalit community in the rural landscape with a special focus on...

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A Handy Resource for Educators

Ramesh Khatri The bookInnovation in the Continuing Professional Development of English Language Teachers, edited by David Hayes provides ubiquitous insights of transformations for the professional...

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