Narendra Raj Paudel talks about public administration and broader understanding of reading in general.

Climate justice activist Shreya KC talks about why she likes accurate female representation in literature and how books are her favourite gifts.

‘Bahadur Shah’ by Chiranjivi Wagle explores the unsung legacy of Prithvi Narayan Shah’s youngest son.

Actor and director Ingi Hopo Koinch Sunuwar discusses his favourite books, the importance of reading for everyone and how it improves an artist’s comprehension of the world.

Writer and journalist Niru Tripathi discusses her favourite reads and striking a balance between journalism and fiction.

‘Blurred Politics of Nepal and Transformation: Maoists People War’ by Bishnu Prasad Rai sheds light on challenges faced by marginalised communities while proposing potential ways for the country’s development.

Lex Limbu talks about how he began reading, its importance in today’s world and why he doesn’t have favourite authors.

‘The Digital Lawyer’ Mamta Siwakoti shares why reading is still important in the digital age and how she makes time for it in her busy schedule.

Abhi Subedi doesn’t aspire to settle into a specific style in ‘Forever Arriving’. Instead, he remains charged with a 50-year commitment to the medium, seeking to maintain a sense of freshness.

Long-distance runner Santoshi Shrestha shares how insights gained from reading help sharpen her sports skills.

‘The Himalayan Arc’ anthology, edited by Namita Gokhale, is an insightful exploration of north-east India, Bhutan, Nepal and Myanmar.

Poet Devendra Kheres discusses his love of literature, the ideal reading environment and finding a balance between reading classics and contemporary works.

‘A Nepali’s American Odyssey’, written by Ramesh Shrestha, describes the writer’s experience during his two-year stay in the US studying linguistics and seeing the country.

Sarita Sah shares how reading has influenced her journey in theatre and film.

Published by Sutra, a Quixote’s Cove imprint, the book delves into the historical transference of political power in Nepal from an extraordinary viewpoint.

‘Radha: Wrath of the Maeju’ is steeped in the fantastical elements of a mythological fiction inspired by Newa culture and traditions.

Bijay Baral, a seasoned actor in Nepali cinema, shares how literature is a big influence in his acting journey.

‘Desire Lines’ by Felicity Volk explores the love, relationship and enduring bonds of its protagonists, while also addressing concerns of environmental diplomacy and celebrating feminism.

Writer Shailendra Adhikari discusses his literary influences, reading habits and the art of crafting ghazals.

Antony Lewis’s ‘The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains’ provides a clear and coherent introduction to cryptocurrency, covering blockchain fundamentals and the rise of internet money, among other things.