Name | The Witch Doctor and Other Essays |
Author | Laxmi Prasad Devkota |
Language | English |
Publisher | Sangri~La Books |
The Witch Doctor and Other Essays is an anthology of essays written by Laxmi Prasad Devkota, one of Nepal’s most celebrated literary figures. Published posthumously on November 11, 2017, by Sangri-La Books, this collection features 30 essays written in English.
Devkota, primarily known for his works in Nepali, showcases his versatility in this anthology. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from animals and Nepalese society to stars and various aspects of human life. Written around 1958, during the last years of Devkota’s life, these essays reflect his deep insights and literary prowess.
The book was released during the 108th birth anniversary celebration of Devkota, and it has been praised for its powerful resonance with contemporary Nepal1. This collection not only highlights Devkota’s mastery of the English language but also his ability to engage with universal themes through his unique perspective.
Have you read any of Devkota’s other works?
The Witch Doctor and Other Essays is an anthology of essays written by Laxmi Prasad Devkota, one of Nepal’s most celebrated literary figures. Published posthumously on November 11, 2017, by Sangri-La Books, this collection features 30 essays written in English.
Devkota, primarily known for his works in Nepali, showcases his versatility in this anthology. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from animals and Nepalese society to stars and various aspects of human life. Written around 1958, during the last years of Devkota’s life, these essays reflect his deep insights and literary prowess.
The book was released during the 108th birth anniversary celebration of Devkota, and it has been praised for its powerful resonance with contemporary Nepal1. This collection not only highlights Devkota’s mastery of the English language but also his ability to engage with universal themes through his unique perspective.
Have you read any of Devkota’s other works?