Quixote’s Cove held its 10th edition of Tavern Tales with renowned editor, writer and intellectual Kanak Mani Dixit from his new book “Dekheko Muluk.” The event was held at the bookshop on the 21st of Feb. at 6pm.

The book is an auto-biographical memoir that captures various facets of Mr. Dixit’s life throughout the past three decades of Nepal’s turbulent but transformative history. It combines critical insight into some of Nepal’s most poignant moments with instances and narratives that bind the author and the nation into a whirlwind of meaning.The book r eading was followed by a synergetic and exciting book discussion.

Quixote’s Cove is proud to announce the launching of its 2nd Session of Beginners Creative Writing Groups from Feb. 26th onwards. The first meeting will be held in Quixote’s Cove at 2:00 pm. The objective of the group is to provide a platform for people interested in improving their writing and receiving constructive feedback. These groups are a logical step towards meeting the bookshop’s objectives of promoting literature in Nepal.

The objective of the group members must be to improve their writing. Quixote’s Cove expects those who join the QC Writing Group to be serious about their writing and dedicated to improving their writing. It is expected that participants will make a committed effort to attend all sessions and provide constructive feedback during each of these sessions.

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Nepal Bharat Library in collaboration with Quixote’s Cove held the first edition of Tavern Tales in Kathmandu at the Nepal Bharat Library in New Road. It featured a reading by renowned editor, writer and intellectual Kanak Mani Dixit from his new book “Dekheko Muluk.” The author will read from the chapter 'Lilibhir', in which he describes his experience of fall and survival during an Annapurna trek.

The book is an auto-biographical memoir that captures various facets of Mr. Dixit’s life throughout the past three decades of Nepal’s turbulent but transformative history. It combines critical insight into some of Nepal’s most poignant moments with instances and narratives that bind the author and the nation into a whirlwind of meaning.

Tavern Tales in Kathmandu will be a monthly feature at the library with the objective of promoting literature in Nepal. It is organized by Quixote’s Cove and the same program will be replicated within its premise in Jawalakhel.