A novelist on literary homelessness.
Interview with Nepali author and translator Prawin Adhikari.
A fictional meditation on Nepal's stolen objects, theory of art, and geopolitics.
A colonial experiment in ethnographic photography offers a rare glimpse into Southasia’s communities circa the 19th century.
(This is a reportage from our March 2015 print quarterly, 'Labour and its discontents'. See more from the issue here.)
In early 2004, Sushila Karki Pyakurel was on
Nepali women slam poets write on their lives and times.
Himal Southasian will continue to publish till November 2016 and meet all its outstanding obligations before suspension of operations.
Lack of data prevents a planned response to climate change in the Karnali river basin.
A look into the lives and experiences of women working in dance bars of Kathmandu.
