Literary writer Krishna Prakash Shrestha passed away

- by Republica

Literary writer Krishna Prakash Shrestha passed away on Monday, while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Moscow. He was 82.

British royal Kate launches book of portraits to remember pandemic

- by Reuters

Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, on Sunday launched a book of photographic portraits taken during Britain’s COVID-19 lockdowns that she said would provide a lasting record of the pandemic.

Former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi has memoir out in September

- by Associated Press

Former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi has a memoir coming out this fall that her publisher is calling an “unvarnished take” on her rise to becoming one of the world’s most powerful women.

“Overseas Chinese Bookstores’ Joint Book Exhibition” concluded in Kathmandu

- by Republica

The “Overseas Chinese Bookstores’ Joint Book Exhibition” has been held 10 times since 2010 and there were more than 100 Chinese bookstores participating and millions of books displayed in the activity.

‘Kshamadaan’, a Madhesh-based novel to be released next week

- by Republica

Ganesh Prasad Lath’s book 'Kshamadaan' is slated for release next week. According to a press statement released by Nepalaya, the novel exfoliates the drama, intrigue and tragedies surrounding the business families of Madhesh. The book is the first release of the year from the Nepalaya 2021 catalogue

Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny co-writing mystery novel

- by Associated Press

One of the world’s better known fans of mystery novels, Hillary Rodham Clinton, is now writing one.

Young reader’s edition of Michelle Obama’s book out in March

- by Associated Press

Michelle Obama’s “Becoming” is heading for new chapters. Penguin Random House announced Wednesday that the former first lady’s multimillion-selling memoir will be released in a young readers edition. It also will finally be coming out as a paperback, more than two years after it was first published. “Becoming” has sold more than 10 million copies w

New book sees a ‘New Possible’ emerging from 2020′s tumult

- by Associated Press

In pop culture, 2020 has been understandably reviled as the “hell year.” It tormented us with a lethal pandemic spiraling out of control, thousands of shuttered businesses, violent protests over racial injustice, raging wildfires and political extremism and lies that underpinned January’s harrowing coup attempt at the U.S. Capitol.

‘Kitab Jatra’ gearing up for its third edition

- by Republica

Kitab Yatra Foundation is going to organize the third edition of ‘Nabil Kitab Jatra 2077’. The seven-day long festival is scheduled to begin on January 30, which will end on February 5.

Journalist Narayan Wagle’s novel ‘Palpasa Cafe' to be staged

- by Republica

The novel ‘Palpasa Café’ by novelist/ journalist Narayan Wagle is going to be staged as a drama. It is being staged in collaboration with Theater Village and Mandala Theater. Suraj Subedi has adapted the book in the play and Bimal Subedi is directing the same.

Poet Amanda Gorman, 22, will read at Biden inaugural

- by Associated Press

At age 22, poet Amanda Gorman, chosen to read at the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, already has a history of writing for official occasions.

Crusaders for promoting 'Lipi' through calligraphy

- by Republica

Callijatra team has conducted more than 40 workshops in the nation and also represented Nepal for the first time in the world's renowned Association Typographique Internationale  (ATypI) 2019, an annual fall conference dedicated to typography and type design,  held in Tokyo, Japan

Eric Jerome Dickey, bestselling novelist, dead at 59

- by Associated Press

Eric Jerome Dickey, the bestselling novelist who blended crime, romance and eroticism in “Sister, Sister,” “Waking With Enemies” and dozens of other stories about contemporary Black life, has died at age 59

World Newah Conference concluded

- by Republica

The Newah Organization (WNO) celebrated its 10th anniversary with a virtual global conference titled 'Global Newah: The Next Milestone' on December 30 and 31, 2020.

Murakami urges politicians to speak sincerely about virus

- by Associated Press

Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami says politicians need to help reduce public uncertainty and fear over the coronavirus and gain people’s support by speaking sincerely about the pandemic.

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