English writer and journalist Thomas Bell discusses coming to Nepal two decades ago, the state of contemporary journalism and his new book ‘Human Nature’.

Jung Chang’s memoir ‘Wild Swans’ tells the story of her family’s rise and fall under communist rule, revealing struggles and a nation’s transformation.

Writer Sushant Thapa discusses his seven poetry collections, the influence of cultural heritage on his work, and the role of poets in today’s world.

Thomas Bell’s ‘Human Nature’ blends folklore, history, and environmental challenges.

In ‘Ananda Samhita’, Ghanashyam Khadka discusses finding lasting happiness and inner peace through self-awareness and mindful living.

Queer rights activist shares his thoughts on storytelling and literature’s role in his activism and filmmaking.

Part travelogue, part memoir, ‘Tripping Down The Ganga’ reveals many river aspects central to the Indian mind.

In ‘My Dark Vanessa’, Kate Elizabeth Russell delves into how a teenager seduced by her middle-aged teacher mistakes abuse for love.

Diwas Raja KC, head of Research & Archives at Nepal Picture Library, discusses how visual archives help preserve the stories of marginalised communities.

Kamal Thapa’s ‘Nakabandi Ra Bhurajniti’ discusses Nepal’s geopolitical challenges during the 2015 Indian blockade and growing relations with China.

Weena Pun discusses her debut novel, ‘Kanchhi’, inspired by the struggles of women in Nepal and the socio-political landscape that shapes their lives.

Sagar Satyal, co-founder of My Emotions Matter, discusses how reading has helped him understand the importance of cultivating empathy.

In ‘The Future of Money’, Eswar S Prasad explains how the concept of money is evolving due to technology and the impact it will have on global economics and monetary systems.

Writer Louisa Kamal discusses influential literary works and a shift in her reading taste after moving to Asia.

Namita Gokhale’s ‘Paro: Dreams of Passion’ challenges the conventional portrayal of women as it delves into themes of femininity, desire, and societal norms.

Prakriti Bhattarai Basnet, a Master of Public Policy candidate at the University of Oxford and a teaching fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, discusses reading and her love for Dostoevsky’s works.

Jon Krakauer’s ‘Into the Wild’ chronicles the story of Chris McCandless, whose desire to escape modern life led him to the Alaskan wilderness.

Theatre director and writer Tanka Chaulagain talks about his new book, ‘Rudane’, and how he lets imagination guide storytelling.

Writer and journalist Sharma unveiled ‘Bhikshu, Byapar Ra Bidroha’ and ‘Himalpari Ko Huri’ on Sunday.

The book is about the writer’s travels from the Karnali river to the Ganges.