
A Theoretical Engagement with ‘SAARC Literature’
Mahesh Paudyal There is no academically accepted chunk of writing called ‘SAARC Literature’, like there is a convention of using a volley of misnomers like

Mahesh Paudyal There is no academically accepted chunk of writing called ‘SAARC Literature’, like there is a convention of using a volley of misnomers like

Suman Pokharel Fidelity in translation is the most important thing because it helps to maintain naturalness in the work of translation. The maximum effort of

Arun Sharma Strikingly beautiful cover and captivating breathtaking pictures inside grabbed my attention to these short 126 pages book. The book is an account of

Mahesh Paudyal When poet Krishna Prasai launched his first cycle of Zen poems, Sun-Showers, in 2011, the project had been hailed as ‘homecoming’ of Zen.

Vishnu S. Rai I’m a bullock. Not a rhino or a panda – not even a wild African donkey. They are privileged animals, I am

Ritambhara Dhungana The second a person is born, wrapped in the warmth of somebody’s arms, the newborn cries, not just because of discomfort, but, as

Raju Jhallu Prasad ‘Can a hundred-year-old grammar survive when a revolution scrolls faster than your morning TikTok binge?’ That’s the question staring us dead

Salil Gewali Every burst of a firecracker by children today stirs something deep within me. It brings back a flood of cherished memories from my

Ritambhara Dhungana You’re at home, in bed, looking through your phone when you see your friend’s post from a party or an exciting event, laughing

Desh Subba God is innocent; Nietzsche declared His death. A ghost lurks behind the scapegoat; The scapegoat represents humanitarian bad faith. The madman jumped
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