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Tiamerenla Monalisa Changkija is a journalist, poet, author and the former Editor of Nagaland Page. This Silence is her third collection of poems. Weapons of Words on Pages of Pain was first published in 1993 (Write-On Publication) and the second edition was published in 2013 (Heritage Publishing House). The first edition of her second collection of poems Monsoon Mourning was published in 2007…Show more
Tiamerenla Monalisa Changkija is a journalist, poet, author and the former Editor of Nagaland Page.
This Silence is her third collection of poems. Weapons of Words on Pages of Pain was first published in 1993 (Write-On Publication) and the second edition was published in 2013 (Heritage Publishing House). The first edition of her second collection of poems Monsoon Mourning was published in 2007 (Write-On Publication) and the second edition was published in 2013 (Heritage Publishing House).
Changkija has also authored Cogitating for a Better Deal, a collection of essays on socio-political issues pertaining to Nagaland, published by Heritage Publishing House in 2014. Her non-fiction "Middles", another collection of socio-cultural and personal essays was published by Heritage Publishing House in 2018.
This Silence is her third collection of poems. Weapons of Words on Pages of Pain was first published in 1993 (Write-On Publication) and the second edition was published in 2013 (Heritage Publishing House). The first edition of her second collection of poems Monsoon Mourning was published in 2007 (Write-On Publication) and the second edition was published in 2013 (Heritage Publishing House).
Changkija has also authored Cogitating for a Better Deal, a collection of essays on socio-political issues pertaining to Nagaland, published by Heritage Publishing House in 2014. Her non-fiction "Middles", another collection of socio-cultural and personal essays was published by Heritage Publishing House in 2018.
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