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Good Reads about Nepal31 Oct

Here are four (2 non-fiction, 2 fiction) must read books recommended by my peers (and for which I hope to eventually read when I get around to it someday).

Fataliasm and Development – Nepal’s Struggle for Modernization
by Dor Bahadur Bista
“- an oldie but a goodie. Supposedly explains a lot of things about the Nepali culture”.

Forget Kathmandu
by Manjushree Thapa

Arresting God in KathmanduArresting God in Kathmandu
by Samrat Upadhyay

Palpasa Cafe
by Narayan Wagle
“English translation of the best-selling Nepali noval”

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