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Writer Shyam Singhak has published three novels so far – Dalit (2065), Remitland (2073) and Koilakhad (2082). 'Koilakhad' was published only last Baisakh. This is an investigative novel. Reaching Meghalaya, India, the Nepalese of the eastern hills earn a living by mining coal. Koilakhaad is based on this story.
In the process of working in this way, many Nepalese disappeared inside the coal mine. How many were amputated? Shinhak has been there many times for this novel. "I have described the time, pain, struggle and love that they spent there," he says. with storyteller Shyam Singhak 's regular column for Ekantipur's Five Questions dedication Mr.
's conversation edited excerpt :
What was the last book you read?
I recently read Roshan Sherchan's essay 'Dhobighat Express'. I liked this book very much. It was especially about travelogues and literary struggles of essayists. I really liked it because it was a perceptive essay. Before that I read a book called 'Panipatiya'. There is a history of Nepalis related to the British Army.
Your favorite fiction?
I like Sarubhakta's 'Pagal Basti' the most . Philosophical and intellectual themes have been raised in it. I really liked the story and reading of the story. Another one I like Parijat's 'Shirishko Phool' and Indra Bahadur Rai's 'Aaj Ramita Cha' very much. Similarly like Daulatvikram Bista's 'Chewed Faces'. That is the only Nepali novel written in Africa. In the novel, I found people's emotional cars intensively.
Your favorite nonfiction ? In
nonfiction writing, I like Mohan Mainali. His top story, Mantha Lost Jug, is very popular. I didn't get to read much in between while I was writing Koilakhad . Due to the study and research related to coal, I could not spend time on other things . Mainali's books are written from the human side. During the June war, how innocent people became victims of conflict are found in his book in depth.
Your favorite story character?
'Shirishko Phool' Sakambari. Similarly, the character called Anant in 'Chewed Face'. I remember these characters. Because I see the true character of Nepali forever. I see the bravery and humanitarian side of Nepali people. Shirish's flower sakambiri seems very powerful to me.
Book recommendation for the new generation ?
