Nepal: Author Krishna Bajagai’s two books have recently been released. Bajagai’s collection of short stories, “Nagna Swapna’ (Naked Dreams) and his anthology of travelogues ‘Yunfrau’ were released during a book launch event.
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The books were jointly launched by Liverpool
University Hospital’s Dr. Shambhu Acharya, Prof. Dr. Laxman Prasad Gautam,
Prof. Dr. Lekh Prasad Niroula, Dr. Phanindra Raj Niroula, Shri Om Shrestha
Rodan, author Bajagai himself, and publisher Keshav Parajuli.
Bajagai’s travelogue comprises 27 travel
experiences, including journeys to Switzerland, Greece, and Portugal, while his
collection of short stories includes 61 narratives.
Critic Dr. Phanindra Raj Niroula,
remarked that Bajagai’s travelogue being based on his travels across Europe. He
stated, “This is his fifth travelogue. It is interesting and significant. In
it, he encompasses various journeys to different countries presenting different
cultural explorations.”
In his critical commentary, Prof. Dr.
Lekh Prasad Niroula highlighted that Bajagai’s current work surpasses his
previous writings. He said, “His travelogue conducts historical explorations.
As one reads his travelogue, one discovers his contemplation of ancient
civilizations.”
Both works have been published by
Bhundi Puran Publications.
Krishna Bajagai, who is currently
residing in the UK, has published 18 works so far. His previously released
short story collections include, “Kaghazko Mantri” (The Paper Minister) “Sambaidhanik Patni” (Constitutional Wife)
“Kawach,” “Road Map,” “Yantrawat,” and travelogues such as “Daibuchu,” “Umi
Hotaru,” “Bhaya Sakra,” “Euriosia ko Sparsa’ (The Touch of Eurasia), among
others.
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