About the Author
Itisha Giri
ISBN 9789937934176
Rs. 400
Tandem Writers
An Archive
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary poetry and Nepali literature
Itisha Giri's "An Archive" is a compelling collection of poetry that offers a distinctive female voice within contemporary Nepali literature. The poems critically engage with societal structures and historical narratives, positioning Giri as an acute observer and a poetic witness to her time. This volume marks a significant contribution to global poetry, aspiring to bring Nepali poetic traditions to a wider international audience.Why You Should Read? Discover a powerful and unique female voice in modern poetry. Engage with insightful reflections on identity, history, and contemporary society. Experience a vital work praised for its contribution to Nepali literature. Explore poetry lauded for its ability to challenge symbolic orders.
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- Distinctive female voice in contemporary Nepali literature
- Critically engages with societal structures and historical narratives
- Contributes to global poetry, bringing Nepali traditions to international audience
- Reflections on identity, history, and contemporary society
- Praised for challenging symbolic orders
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It is a collection of poetry that offers a distinctive female voice, critically engaging with societal structures and historical narratives.
Who is the author?
Itisha Giri, a contemporary Nepali poet.
What themes does the poetry explore?
The poems reflect on identity, history, and contemporary society, and are noted for challenging symbolic orders.
Is this book part of a larger literary movement?
It is described as a significant contribution to global poetry, aiming to bring Nepali poetic traditions to a wider international audience.