Book review: People Stories, keeping the memories of Naga people alive
“People Stories: Volume One” by Avinuo Kire and Meneno Vamuzo Rhakho, published by PenThrill Publication House, is a collection of stories which shares the memories and experiences of people from Nagaland. The book includes different stories from different people.
BY Avila Mongzar / Sunday, 22 March, 2026
Nonpareille- novel by Sentsudy P.B. Sen Yanthan released in Wokha
Wokha
BY NTN Correspondent / Friday, 20 March, 2026
A preview on Charles Chasie’s Nagaland: State in Waiting, 2026
By far, this has to be called Charles Chasie’s magnum opus. I don’t hesitate to define it as such. Without exaggeration, this will be the ultimate go-to book on Naga History encompassing as it does our written history in
BY Easterine Kire / Saturday, 28 February, 2026
Book review: This Silence by Monalisa Changkija
This Silence (2025) is a recently released collection of poems by renowned Naga poet Monalisa Changkija, one of the pioneers of Naga literature in English. In this respect, her greatest impact as a poet has been her contribution to
BY Dr. Kevileno Sakhrie / Tuesday, 17 February, 2026
Sentilong Ozüküm unveils sixth book “Love like this”
Mokokchung
BY NTN Correspondent / Saturday, 30 November, 2024
Nagaland Literature Festival 2024: Dr Liezietsu calls for platforms to promote Naga voices through writing
Kohima: Dr Liezietsu lauds progress made by young Naga generation in field of literature
BY DIPR Nagaland / Wednesday, 13 November, 2024
Book Review: Tales from the Enchanted Village Returning ‘Folk’ to Lore: Towards Vernacularised Storytelling in English
Reading Tales from the Enchanted Village is like being drawn into an unfamiliar rhythm—a pulse that both captivates and unsettles. This collection of folktales, drawn from the author’s native village of Zhavame, refuses to conform to the familiar narrative
BY Dr. Theyiesinuo Keditsu / Sunday, 22 September, 2024
Destined Apart: Poetry collection by Wedekhro Naro released
Kohima
BY NTN Correspondent / Tuesday, 6 February, 2024
Sometimes, something seemingly small and innocuous like an emotion, a vague memory or even the melodic sound of a name can be big enough to birthe a story: Avinuo Kire
Like many writers, Naga Writer Avinuo Kire began her literary journey with an immense love for stories. “As a child, I loved reading and listening to stories. In time, it felt quite natural to gradually shift from the role
BY NTN Exclusive / Wednesday, 27 December, 2023
Stories are what we are made of: Dr. Vizovono Elizabeth
Kohima: Nagaland Literature Festival concluded
BY NTN Correspondent / Tuesday, 5 December, 2023
Writing Nagaland: Nagaland Literature Festival
Kohima
BY NTN Correspondent / Monday, 4 December, 2023
These are truly exhilarating times for writers: Naga writer and Publisher Rita Krocha reflects on 10 years of publishing
Kohima
BY NTN Correspondent / Sunday, 26 November, 2023- 1
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