Nepali 200 layout 1-490 org.pmd - Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya
Nepali 200 layout 1-490 org.pmd - Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya Nepali 200 layout 1-490 org.pmd - Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya
$ k| ]daxfb'/ s;f The Wart % u'?k|;fb d}gfnL The Neighbour ^ uf]ljGbaxfb'/ uf]7fn] Sleepless Night & Gx"R5] ;'Gb/ The Tinikhya Misha * k/dfgGb ah|frfo{ The Portrait ( k"0f{ …klysÚ Triumph !) ;'>L k|sfz k|wfg Expectation !! aL=kL= sf]O/fnf The Colonel's Horse s]xL ;dokl5 pQm syf;ª\u|xsf] cd]l/sL ;+:s/0f klg k|sflzt eof] . ;f] ;+:s/0fdf on o'lgel;{l6sf cNa6{ /f]y]gju{n] syf;ª\u|xdf ;ª\slnt g]kfnL syfx¿sf] ljz]iftfaf/] ;ª\lIfKtdf l6Kk0fL n]v]sf 5g\ . pQm l6Kk0fL o;k|sf/sf] 5— The first publication in the west of modern Nepalese fiction deeply making tales of Nepalese life by eleven outstanding authors. Why do people write stories ? The question comes to the fore with this remarkable collection of stories from the top of the world. For here is the first publication in this country of short stories from Nepal, a country with the highest mountains on earth and so remote and culturally removed from us that, despite our rapid communication and constant global interchange, our so-called shrinking world, these stories have marks of the storywriter's art: there is suspense, pathos, conflict, poegnancy, fantasy and symbolism. Some are tight knit little parables, others are long undulating and complex explorations of a human circumstance of feeling. Some are witty, many are sad, and there is a great deal of literary competence. o; syfg'jfbsf] 7Ls @ bzskl5 g]kfnL ;flxTosf Ps hgf cd]l/sL cg';Gwftf Pj+ cg'jfbs dfOs]n h]D; x6\n] !^ 92
hgf g]kfnL syfsf/x¿sf @) cf]6f syfx¿sf] rog tyf cg'jfb u/L Himalayan Voices: An Introduction to Moodern Nepali Literature zLif{ssf] Pp6f u|Gy k|sflzt u/]sf] b]lvG5 . pQm u|Gydf klxnf] v08df cfw'lgs g]kfnL syfsf] ljsf; tyf k|j[lQsf] ljzb ljj]rgfsf] ;fy} ;dflji6 k|To]s syfsf/sf] ;ª\lIfKt kl/ro;lxt ;ª\u|lxt syfsf] d"NofÍg;d]t ul/Psf] 5 . ;dfj]z ul/Psf tL !^ hgf syfssf/x¿df ljZj]Zj/k|;fb sf]O/fnf, ejfgL leIf', ljho dNn tyf k/z' k|wfgsf eg] @÷@ cf]6f syf /x]sf 5g\ . pQm syf;ª\u|xdf ;dfj]z syfsf/ / syf o;k|sf/sf 5g\— u'?k|;fb d}gfnL A Blaze in the Straw ljZj]Zj/k|;fb sf]O/fnf ejfgL leIf' lzjs'df/ /fO{ bf}ntljqmd lji6 ljho dNn /d]z ljsn z+s/ nfld5fg] OGb|axfb'/ /fO{ kf]if0f kf08] tfl/0fLk|;fb sf]O/fnf a. The Soldier b. To the Low Lands a. Will He Ever Return? b. Maujang Babu Saheb's Coat The Murderer The Andhi Khola a. Sunglasses, b. The Prisoner and the Dove A Splendid Buffalo The Half-closed Eyes of the Buddha and the Slowly Setting Sun Maina's Mother Is Just Like Us A Sweater for Brother-in-law It Depends Upon Your Point of View 93
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$ k| ]daxfb'/ s;f The Wart<br />
% u'?k|;fb d}gfnL The Neighbour<br />
^ uf]ljGbaxfb'/ uf]7fn] Sleepless Night<br />
& Gx"R5] ;'Gb/ The Tinikhya Misha<br />
* k/dfgGb ah|frfo{ The Portrait<br />
( k"0f{ …klysÚ Triumph<br />
!) ;'>L k|sfz k|wfg Expectation<br />
!! aL=kL= sf]O/fnf The Colonel's Horse<br />
s]xL ;dokl5 pQm syf;ª\u|xsf] cd]l/sL ;+:s/0f klg<br />
k|sflzt eof] . ;f] ;+:s/0fdf on o'lgel;{l6sf cNa6{ /f]y]gju{n]<br />
syf;ª\u|xdf ;ª\slnt g]kfnL syfx¿sf] ljz]iftfaf/] ;ª\lIfKtdf<br />
l6Kk0fL n]v]sf 5g\ . pQm l6Kk0fL o;k|sf/sf] 5—<br />
The first publication in the west of modern Nepalese<br />
fiction deeply making tales of Nepalese life by eleven outstanding<br />
authors.<br />
Why do people write stories ? The question comes<br />
to the fore with this remarkable collection of stories from<br />
the top of the world. For here is the first publication in this<br />
country of short stories from Nepal, a country with the highest<br />
mountains on earth and so remote and culturally<br />
removed from us that, despite our rapid communication<br />
and constant global interchange, our so-called shrinking<br />
world, these stories have marks of the storywriter's art: there<br />
is suspense, pathos, conflict, poegnancy, fantasy and symbolism.<br />
Some are tight knit little parables, others are long<br />
undulating and complex explorations of a human circumstance<br />
of feeling. Some are witty, many are sad, and there<br />
is a great deal of literary competence.<br />
o; syfg'jfbsf] 7Ls @ bzskl5 g]kfnL ;flxTosf Ps<br />
hgf cd]l/sL cg';Gwftf Pj+ cg'jfbs dfOs]n h]D; x6\n] !^<br />
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