Lemon Tree Posted on June 1, 2011March 13, 2012 By Akriti Shilpakar Located at Pokhara’s central lake side with spacious indoor and outdoor seating, Lemon Tree has the perfect ambience anyone could ask for after a long day’s sight-seeing in the beautiful lake city. It is warm and has every aspect of a complete Nepali house; made out of bamboo, hay roofs,… Read more
People of Clay Posted on June 1, 2011April 27, 2021 By Rhea J Gurung I myconjoinedjourney.com Gunjan still plays with her doll. It is ridiculous; I make fun of her, taunt her, and laugh at her all the time. She is taller than Mother and nearly as tall as Papa but she still has that doll tucked tightly between her hands and waist. Minutes… Read more
Bollywood is a time machine (no kiddin’) Posted on June 1, 2011March 13, 2012 By Verse — Ashesh Maharjan https://amaharjan.wordpress.com/ Hindi movies are crap. And I know it isn’t the first time you are hearing this, they really are, except for few (very few). But here I am taking this challenge to write against this cliché. No kiddin’. Hindi movies have a special place in… Read more
The Big Bookshelf Posted on June 1, 2011March 13, 2012 By Verse — Ajit Baral In February 2005 Sunil Sethi, a journalist, columnist and television presenter, started a weekly program on NDTV called ‘Just Books’, in which he interviews famous writers. He has interviewed over three hundred writers so far. Some of these interviews’thirty, to be precise’have been collected in this beautifully… Read more