गुरूप्रसाद मैनालीद्वारा लिखित कथाहरूको सँगालो हो “नासो” । २०२६ सालमा प्रकाशित(पहिलो संस्करण) यो पुस्तकमा एघारओटा कथाहरू छन् । यस संग्रहमा संग्रहित कथाहरू २००७ साल पूर्व र पश्चातको अवधिमा लेखिएको हो । तत्कालीन समय र समाजको रीतिस्थितिबारे लेखिएका मैनालीका कथाहरूमा झर्रो Read More …
मानसिक रोग, खासमा रोग नभएर समस्या हो । हामीकहाँ मानसिक समस्यालाई बौलाउनु/बौलायो भनेर बुझिन्छ । मानसिक समस्या भएकालाई हेर्ने दृष्टिकोण त्यति राम्रो पाइदैन । मानसिक समस्या देखिएपछि उस्को जिन्दगी नै सकियो भन्ने किसिमले हेरिन्छ । र बिरामीले पनि त्यस्तै किसिमले Read More …
SuperSummary, a modern alternative to SparkNotes and CliffsNotes, offers high-quality study guides that feature detailed chapter summaries and analysis of major themes, characters, quotes, and essay topics. This one-page guide includes a plot summary and brief analysis of Song of Read More …
Morrison’s Sula is a story of motherhood, friendship, and love. It follows two girls, Nel and Sula, from childhood to adulthood and describes the way their deep bond is tested by societal norms. Set in a mostly black town in Read More …
The Bluest Eye is split into an untitled prelude and four large units, each named after a season. The four larger units begin with “Autumn” and end in “Summer,” with each unit being split into smaller sections. The first section Read More …
Morrison’s fine-tuned, high-strung characters this time—black and white Americans caught up together in a “wide and breezy” house on a Caribbean island—may lack the psychic wingspread of Sula or Milkman of Song of Solomon. Yet within the swift of her Read More …
It is clear from Morrison’s dedication (“Sixty Million and more”) that she intends to embrace the social document potential of the novel, as, indeed, any novel that treats injustice and its effects must do. This acceptance of the novel’s power Read More …
Toni Morrison’s Jazz is a simply titled novel, but this simplicity belies the complexity of the narrative structure to which the word “jazz” alludes. Toni Morrison’s novel “Jazz” is experimental in that it challenges the conventions of the American canonical Read More …
Not since her fellow Nobel laureate William Faulkner has a writer populated a few acres with so much richness and desolation. Toni Morrison’s new novel traces the history of two extraordinary communities, a town of intransigents and a house of Read More …
Nobel Prize winner, Princeton professor, Oprah Book Club best-seller – Toni Morrison long ago reached that peak of literary veneration at which her regal, high-priestess face alone is sufficient adornment for the covers of her books. No less a literary Read More …