Manjushree Thapa
BIO
Biography

Manjushree Thapa writes fiction and nonfiction, and translates Nepali literature into English. She studied creative writing as a Fulbright fellow at the University of Washington in Seattle in 1998. She is the author of several books of fiction and nonfiction set in her homeland, Nepal. She also translates Nepali literature into English. She was a finalist in the Lettre-Ulysses Award for nonfiction, and has won the Joseph S Stauffer Prize in Literature from the Canada Council for the Arts and a Pen-Heim grant for literary translation from PEN America. Born in Kathmandu, she has lived in Toronto since 2008.

ADDRESS
City: Toronto, Province/Territory: Ontario
EMAIL
GENRE
Fiction, literary nonfiction, and literary translation.
LANGUAGES
English.
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Title
All Of Us in Our Own Lives
Publisher
Aleph Book Company in South Asia and Freehand Books in Canada
Year
2016 in South Asia and 2018 in Canada
Title
The Lives We Have Lost: Essays and Opinions
Publisher
Penguin India
Year
2011
Title
Seaons of Flight
Publisher
Viking Penguin India
Year
2010
Title
A Boy from Siklis: The Life and Times of Chandra Gurung
Publisher
Penguin India
Year
2009
Title
Tilled Earth
Publisher
Penguin India
Year
2007
Title
Forget Kathmandu: An Elegy for Democracy
Publisher
Viking Penguin India
Year
2005
Title
The Tutor of History
Publisher
Penguin India
Year
2001
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