The book was released at a program organized in Gaindakot on Saturday in the presence of literary figure Govindaraj Binodi and others.
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Bhupin Khadka's essay collection 'Madhyako Ujjaya' was released on Saturday. The book, published by Book Hill, contains 20 essays.
The book was released to the public at a program organized in Gaindakot on Saturday in the presence of literary figure Govindaraj Binodi and others. Reviewing the book at the program, Saman Pahad said that the distance between the essayist and the reader will disappear in the book. She said that the reader's own feelings are reflected in the essays.
The collection includes 20 essays in three sections: contemplation, memory, and environment/travel. Another reviewer, Ek Narayan Poudel, said that reading the book will confirm that Bhupin is becoming stronger than his previous book in writing style and ideas.
Bhupin is active in writing poetry, essays, and novels. Earlier, three of his poetry collections, one essay collection, and one novel have been published.
