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Our 123rd publication, "Torn Pages from my Northeast Diary: A Memoir" by Sivasish Biswas was formally released during the 20th Foundation Day of Assam University, Diphu Campus on July 18.

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Meet the author of our 123rd publication, "Torn Pages from my Northeast Diary: A Memoir", Professor Sivasish Biswas, who has nurtured a love for the Northeast spanning 39 years and more.

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We are absolutely thrilled to announce the publication of our 123rd publication, "Torn Pages from my Northeast Diary: A Memoir"....of love, belonging and becoming in the Northeast" by Sivasish Biswas.

Releasing soon!

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At a time when stories are increasingly consumed through fleeting digital feeds, @RitaKrocha has remained committed to the enduring value of the printed book, she founded @penthrill that is now Nagaland's most recognised independent publishing houses.
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We had the best of times, learning, sharing & eating together. Our June Interns with Publisher @RitaKrocha & Editorial Assistants, Angel Raikhan & Avila Mongzar.

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Team Writers Collective with Menang Longkumer, the author of our 122nd publication, 'I Think to Myself'.
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Our 122nd publication, "I Think to Myself" written by Menang Longkumer was formally released by noted Author & Poet, Dr. Avinuo Kire at The BookHome, Kohima on June 19.
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The celebration of a truly special day, marking our 121st publication, "The Story Keeper Book of Mothers" edited by @RitaKrocha honouring mothers- the anchors of our past— our first teachers, our everyday heroes, and the architects of our future.

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As we look forward to releasing "The Story Keeper Book of Mothers" edited by @RitaKrocha, marking our 121st publication, we are so excited to share more visuals carrying the expressions of some of the contributors, whose short stories, essays & poetry make the book complete.

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Here's a sneak peek into "The Story Keeper Book of Mothers" edited by @RitaKrocha,marking our 121st publication.This visual carries expressions of some of the contributors,a truly special tribute to their mothers!
Releasing on the eve of Mother's Day,9th May.

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These stories emerge from the hearts of children,who felt & experienced their mother's love in unimaginable ways;children who discovered a mother's love in their grandmothers;children who lost their mothers; children,for whom "mother" will always be the sweetest word.

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We are thrilled to announce the first book from The Story Keeper Series, a humble attempt to document everyday ordinary lives of Naga people because we believe that stories shape lives, and live forever.
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"The Story Keeper Book of Mothers" is releasing this Mother's Day! And what a joy, what an honour, and what a privilege to immortalise stories of our mothers and mother figures in our lives!

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Why mothers? Because they are our first love, they are the anchors of our past— our first teachers, our everyday heroes, and the architects of our future, and it is only fitting that our journey begins with them.

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"I found the most comfort in books"

Happy World Book Day! 📚📖

[S. Phangnon Konyak @SPhangnon]

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As an avid reader myself, I have found that the simplest act of turning a page can become the beginning of the most profound journey, enabling us to reflect, gain perspective and grow in this fast-moving world.

Shoutout to The Story Keeper, located in the YouthNet Building near Kohima College. I look forward to visiting on my next trip to Kohima.

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Our 120th publication & Vishü Rita Krocha's 7th book, 'A Bowl of Khaudzü', so beautifully illustrated by Adenuo Shirat Luikham was formally released by Asalie Lese, Deputy Secretary, Government of Nagaland at The Local Harvest on April 18.

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"I remember mother telling me on several occassions that khaudzü is not just another dish, but that its cultural significance also lies in the fact that every time somebody in the family got sick, had a headache or a cold, khaudzü was our go-to food." @RitaKrocha

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"In the olden days, she said that when somebody died, it wasn't money or flowers that people offered to the bereaved family, but they cooked khaudzü for them because it nourishes, and it also heals."

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Meet the author-illustrator duo, whose collaboration, we believe has created a unique magic in bringing a story of a traditional comfort food to life, 'A Bowl of Khaudzü' marking our 120th publication. @RitaKrocha