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CATEGORY

Writer of the Month

A University Teacher should not Be a Slave to Anything: Govinda Raj Bhattarai

I read your first novel Muglan long ago. It was a good reading....

The World Doesn’t Yet Fully Appreciate the Power of the Arts: Lisa Loving Dalton

They learnt that scientist and the technologist need imagination, they need creativity to be developed they need body...

Bhupi is Overrated as a Poet: Hari Adhikary

What led you towards the literature? I find this question...

Seed Poems Can Make Us Graze on a Wider Space: Tulsi Thapa

I saw you in a group photo with renowned writer Parijat in your room....

Some ‘Seed Poems’

TULSI THAPA PeaceHey Where you are?You are so much wantedAfter your defeat in war.MisplacedHistory ! You, here?Please go...

The Other Sky

Tulsi Thapa Day-1, evening It was an early December evening, days were...

Nepali Language Binds the Indian Gurkhas Together: Manprasad Subba

Manprasad Subba   Your statement, “There was a bull that was sold on the eve of...

I Can’t Breathe

Manprasad Subba George,the three words you laboriously utteredbefore you ceased to bebeneath the avalanche of snow-white knee,now thundering in...

Manprasad Subba and the Question of Poetic Relevance

Mahesh Paudyal One of the biggest risks prolific writers across the world run is the fear of being irrelevant....

A Flowing Mirror

Manprasad Subba Eachdropof wordstricklingdownquietlyfrom your eyeswashed the mistof my passion in such a wayit turned into a mirrorof crystal-flowing...

Arist of the Month

Did fill my eyes

Santosh Kumar PokharelShe died before timeShe made her neighbors cryHer husband was gaining weightThe son gave his singing a tryTo forget this...

Latest news

Paudyal’s ‘Notes of Silent Times’: A Review

Shafkat Aziz Hajam Mahesh Paudyal, the author of this fairly long collection of poetry Notes of Silent Times is...

Poet Santosh Kumar Pokharel’s ‘The War and Other Poems’ Released

May 1, Kathmandu International multilingual poet Santosh Kumar Pokharel's fifth Poetry Collection 'The War &...

Lamsal’s ‘Karna’: A Bottom-Up Epic

Mahesh Paudyal Poet and media personnel Naba Raj Lamsal’s epic Karna adopts a bottom-up...

Color of Flowers in a Garden                              

Bijaya Dhakal  White flowers look clean and beautifulThey may be dirty or clean nobody knows;Brown and black flowers look dirtyEven though beautiful.There was...

In Loving Memory of Greta Rana

Ram Dayal Rakesh Greta Rana was a shining star in the firmament of the English-...