A Palestinian immigrant writer's new novel exposes the fault lines of the 'melting pot' that is America.

By using multiple narrators, the author, who is also the leader of the musical band, Night, anchors us to his fictional world with the sumptuous use of deictic expressions.

In this extensive book, Gopal Parajuli shares his personal and professional journey.

In a new book, Dina Nayeri uses memoir and reportage to explore what it means to be a refugee.

Association of Former Career Ambassadors of Nepal’s first ever book is a laudable exercise.

In his book ‘Anubhab Ra Chintan’, Damaru Ballabh Bhattarai provides readers with an insider’s perspective of Nepal’s civil service.

Although mostly known for her political career, Hisila Yami is also an avid reader and a writer, with many books to her name including the recently released memoir.

Edited by poet Sarita Jenamani, ‘Still We Sing: Voices on Violence Against Women features poems by women from Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

The book features the many travails and tribulations that Pandey has faced in his life.

The book Yadunath Khanal: Bidwaan Kutnitijna Samaalochak by Jaya Raj Acharya is a comprehensive biography of one of Nepal’s ace diplomats.

The book Contemporary Environmental Problems in Nepal--Geographic Perspectives brings Nepal’s environmental issues together with geopolitical, demographic and economic conditions.

Mulmi’s book tells the story of Nepal-China relationship from the ground below.

When it comes to developing a reading habit, many bibliophiles recommend setting a goal to read a certain number of books within a timeframe.

Sharad Chandra Paudel’s latest book, Bhrastachar--Kaaran, Parinam ra Niyantranka Upaya, offers readers a comprehensive take on corruption in the country.

Marjan Kamali’s ‘The Stationery Shop’ doesn’t offer anything innovative yet it is comforting, soothing, and welcoming, like a warm embrace.

With his book, Manindra Ranjan Baral has done a commendable job of writing an autobiography that--besides unravelling his life’s work--also encapsulates the state of affairs in Nepal.

In Desh Deshawar, Jiba Lamichhane laments the nation’s utter failure—which he blames on a paucity of visionary and strong-willed leadership.

‘The Great Unraveling: India after 2014’ traces in detail deep-rooted complexities in Narendra Modi’s government with a historical perspective.

Sumit Sharma Sameer’s Prawas is a book about life choices and how they help give meaning to ideas of happiness and forgiveness.

It has been over six decades that Raja Shakya has been writing stories in Nepalbhasa, fighting, in his own way, to keep the language alive.