fiction/

"The Room at the Rosemary," Singapore Unbound (April 2021)

Selected work included in House of Snow: An Anthology of Greatest Writing About Nepal (Summer 2016)

“Hair” in La.Lit (Spring 2016)

“Bardo” in The Margins (October 2015)

“While We Slept” in The Margins (August 2015) / Selected as Wigleaf‘s “Top 50 (very) short fiction of 2016“

“The List” under “Homage to Nepal” on VelaMag (May 2015)

“Ani Lama” in La.Lit (Spring 2015)

“Lion City” in Himal Southasian (January 2015)

“Tear Open Here” in The Kathmandu Post (March 2014)

“Peptalk” in La.Lit (Fall 2013) – Buy it on Amazon.

“A Letter Home” in The Kathmandu Post (March 2011)

non- fiction/

"Moonsongs For Earth: What roles did musicians play in Nepal's Maoist uprising?", Aperture Magazine, New York (forthcoming)

"The Maruni," Neither Magazine, London (forthcoming)

"How To Build A Home That Lasts," Nepal Earthquake with photos by Kevin Bubriski, Himal Books and Social Science Baha, Kathmandu, (May 2022)

“Not Your Mother’s Pickles,” Roads & Kingdoms, New York (Oct 2018)

“Women Interventions: Women Translators on Women Writers They Dream of Translating,” The Margins, New York (August 2018)

“The Taste of Decay,” La.Lit, Vol. 9, Kathmandu (Mar 2018)

“Rebel With A Cause: Lessons on Living Fearlessly,” interview with Sulochana Manandhar Dhital, The Record, Kathmandu (June 2017)

“Aama, 1978” in No Tokens (Spring/Summer 2016); Nominated for 2016-2017 Pushcart Prize; Available also in the anthology Go Home! by The Feminist Press, New York (March 2018)

“Forgotten Field Notes” in PIX Quarterly (Spring 2016)

columns/on-going projects

Lightroom Conversation: Interviews of women and queer writers and artists in the Nepali literary scene in Nepal and in diaspora.

translations/

"Birth," "Property," "Sleep (1)," and "Kingdom of Dogs" poems by Sulochana translated into English in "A Place, Here," curated by Madhu H. Kaza, in Gulf Coast magazine 34.2 (Summer/Fall 2022)

The Absent Boy by Bina Theeng Tamang, illustrated by DidiBahini (March 2022)

The Golden Pig by Swapnil Smriti, illustrated by Swornim Shakya (March 2022)

Night, book of poems by Sulochana Manandhar Dhital, Safu, Nepal (August 2021)

Twelve Poems by Female Fighters, Guernica Magazine (July 2020)

Kailari by Chhabilal Kopila, illustrated by Mitthu Tharu (June 2020)

Bhukkali by Krishna Raj Sarbahari, illustrated by Shraddha Shrestha (June 2020)

My Dudhu by Shanti Chaudhary, illustrated by Ubahang Nembang, The Asia Foundation (June 2020)  

Night, chapbook by Sulochana Manandhar Dhital, Tilted Axis Press, UK, February 2019

The Great Hairy Khyaa by Durga Lal Shrestha, illustrated by Suman Maharjan, The Asia Foundation (December 2018)

Firefly by Durga Lal Shrestha, illustrated by Mrigaja Bajracharya, The Asia Foundation (December 2018)

“To Those Who Don’t Know Where Their Fathers Are” by Mallika Shakya, in La.Lit, Vol 8 (July 2017)

Night, five poems by Sulochana Manandhar, in Words Without Borders (September 2014)

curating & editing/

The Visitors written and illustrated by Ubahang Nembang, Laibary Publication (March 2023) 

"A Feminist Value System: A Conversation with Dr. Njoku Ngumi" by Tenzin Dolker, The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) (July 2022)

Ambar's Song by Pranika Koyu, illustrated by PayalSapana Paints (March 2022)

Chhyanbale by Tirtha Gurung, illustrated by Roseena Sakya (March 2022)

Juvie by Ujjwala Maharjan, illustrated by Alina Chhantel (March 2022)

The Absent Boy by Bina Theeng Tamang, illustrated by DidiBahini (March 2022)

The Golden Pig by Swapnil Smriti, illustrated by Swornim Shakya (March 2022)

Utsukta by Sarita Pariyar, illustrated by Rupak Raj Sunuwar (March 2022)

"Autonomy, Rights, Resources: A conversation with the Aotearoa New Zealand Sex Workers' Collective" by Tenzin Dolker, The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) (October 2021)

"Autonomy as Resistance': A conversation with Chayanika Shah" by Tenzin Dolker, The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) (July 2021)

Bhukkali by Krishna Raj Sarbahari, illustrated by Shraddha Shrestha (June 2020)

Ladeha and Bachhiya by Shanti Chaudhary, illustrated by Bandana Tulachan (June 2020)

Kailari by Chhabilal Kopila, illustrated by Mitthu Tharu (June 2020)

Khuttruke by Krishna Raj Sarbahari, illustrated by Umesh Chaudhary (June 2020)

My Dudhu by Shanti Chaudhary, illustrated by Ubahang Nembang, The Asia Foundation (June 2020) 

A Fox's Wedding by Chhabilal Kopila, illustrated by Suman Maharjan, The Asia Foundation, (June 2020)

The Great Hairy Khyaa by Durga Lal Shrestha, illustrated by Suman Maharjan, The Asia Foundation (December 2018)

Firefly by Durga Lal Shrestha, illustrated by Mrigaja Bajracharya, The Asia Foundation (December 2018)

The Journey by Ubahang Nembang, FinePrint, Nepal (February, 2016)

Sanu and the Big Storm by Bandana Tulachan, FinePrint, Nepal (February, 2016)

GalliSalli, mapping spaces with personal stories in Nepali Times (October 2014)

research/

Nepal 2023: Country Situational Report for Cultural Protection Fund; British Council, Kathmandu (March 2023)

The Public Life of Women: A Feminist Memory Project, Nepal Picture Library, Kathmandu (August 2022)