ASET Colloquium on 23rd June. YouTube Live Link: tinyurl.com/SRavindra. To subscribe or unsubscribe from ASET mailing list, please visit tifr.res.in/mailman/listin….

Here is what Pick A Book Global has to say... Join us for an E-meet in our exclusive Author's Saga with the enchanting author behind the immersive book The Woman Who Climbed Trees Save the date: 1st July 2023 Register Now! Link : bit.ly/46kDBDZ

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Book review | This heart-wrenching saga resonates deeply, and once you begin the journey, it becomes utterly impossible to tear yourself away. firstpost.com/opinion/book-r…

To talk about something close to you with someone who has been a part of your life since you were a child is something else. I am in conversation with Prateebha Tuladhar, my friend and confidant since we were this high. Join us if you are able to.

'Very few spaces afford freedom to women. Their physical homes can very quickly come to signify stringent rules and expectations...' @HarperBroadcast host of the month, Smriti Ravindra talks about #TheWomanWhoClimbedTrees, patriarchy, love and more: harpercollins.co.in/blog/interview…

From her favourite debut novels to the essential #NepaliLiterature books that you should read, Smriti Ravindra's recommendations must be on your 2023 #TBR! With books by prajwalparajuly, Manjushree Thapa, CHUDEN KABIMO, Mecca Jamilah Sullivan and more! harpercollins.co.in/blog/editors-r…

Do check out my review of @smritiravindra%27s latest book. Published by @HarperCollinsIn #newblogpost keetabikeeda.in/post/the-woman…

It's really very simple. You treat minorities exactly like you want to be treated when you find yourself a minority in another place. EXACTLY like that. Same right to thrive. Same ambition. Same right to preserve your culture. Same right to adapt in selective ways. Same security.

"A good bit of the novel also traces the contours of female sexuality: how it blooms, how it is curbed, love between women, the business of childbirth, and the genetic inheritance of sexual unfulfillment..." newindianexpress.com/lifestyle/book…

"...the novel explores just how fraught with casual bigotry and prejudices the Madhesi identity is. The scorn with which Pahadis have long treated Madhesis always lies lingering below the surface, bursting out easily whenever a conflict arises..." recordnepal.substack.com/p/off-the-reco…

Loved this thoroughly engaging conversation on storytelling, folklore, Nepali Literature, and much more with Smriti Ravindra and Ajit Baral. Thank you both for doing this! HarperBroadcast #BetweenTheLines—#TheWomanWhoClimbedTrees and #SongOfTheSoil: harpercollins.co.in/blog/interview…

Nine writers talks about what it means for them to have the freedom of expression, to tell their stories without fear. #FreedomToREAD manish gaekwad Zorian Cross Gautam Bhatia Parini Shroff K.R.Meera minitawrites🏳️‍🌈 Ruchira Gupta Smriti Ravindra Read: harpercollins.co.in/blog/interview…

‘घर चलाउने महिलाहरूको सत्य त घरभित्रै हुन्छ। यो सत्य नलेख्नु भनेको उनीहरूको अनुभवलाई मान्यता नदिनु हो।’ ✍️ स्मृति रवीन्द्रसँग सेवा भट्टराई (sewa bhattarai) ले गरेको संवाद himalkhabar.com/news/139856

#SundayEYE | In Prettier than Gold, Deepu and Mother go from one window to the next, tracking the bright yellow ribbon indianexpress.com/article/expres…

We're thrilled to announce our outstanding authors who have been longlisted for the prestigious VoW Book Awards, 2024 For English Translation: #HariKrishnaKaul’s #ForNowItIsNight translated by #KalpanaRaina, #TanveerAjsi, #GowharFazili, and #GowharYaqoob For English Fiction:

asian-reviews.com/2024/06/30/the… Thrilled to share that The Woman Who Climbed Trees has been shortlisted for The Asian Prize for Fiction!

Happy Pride @harpercollinsin instagram.com/reel/C81Izmev8…

Honoured to be shortlisted for the VoW Book awards and to be included in this list. And to stand alongside Hindi literature is a matter of additional joy and pride!

A new story of mine, Cobra Girl, is now out in Many Worlds — a forum I deeply admire for the way it brings together quiet, strange, thoughtful fiction from many corners of the world. Read Cobra Girl here: manyworldsforum.com/stories/cobra-…