Stories that have been forgotten in the history of Nepali literature made public
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A collection of stories by Keshav Prasad Acharya (1988-2056), who is not mentioned in the history of Nepali modern fiction literature but who had already published stories in important magazines such as Rupekha, Gorkhapatra, and Deepak in the 2010s, has been published.
The collection, edited by storyteller Amod Bhattarai, contains 8 stories by the late Acharya. A detailed editorial-article is also published in the collection.
At a function organized by the publishing house Shutra in Lalitpur, storyteller Keshav Prasad Acharya's 87-year-old wife, Shridhara Acharya, critic Geeta Tripathi, and constitutional scholar Bhimarjun Acharya jointly released the collection of stories by Keshav Prasad Acharya.
Keshav Prasad Acharya was involved in Nepali literature and politics from a young age. He continued to work in literature, journalism, and politics throughout his life.
