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Easterine Kire

Easterine Kire (Iralu) is a poet, writer, and novelist from Nagaland. She is one of the finest story tellers from the region and has written several books in English including three collections of poetry and short stories. Her first novel, A Naga Village Remembered, was the first-ever Naga novel to be published. Easterine has translated 200 oral poems from her native language, Tenyidie, into English. She has been actively involved in working on creating better opportunities for the Naga youth and nurturing and evangelizing the Naga folktales. She is also the Founder-partner of the publishing house called Barkweaver, which publishes Naga folktales, children’s stories and real stirring stories of ordinary people. Easterine Kire has a Ph.D in English Literature from University of Pune.

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Elongshila Jamir

Elongshila Jamir hails from the picturesque Yimjenkimong village in Nagaland, a region that echoes with cultural richness and natural beauty. As an emerging literary voice, she marked her entry into the literary world with her debut book titled "Serendipity." Currently pursuing her academic journey, Elongshila is a dedicated student of literature at Nagaland University, where she is immersed in the study and exploration of the written word. Elongshila's passions extend beyond academia, as she finds herself captivated by the allure of art, nature, and adventure.

2 books