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@firdoshkhan56 | Ask O. Jungio, author of A Kite Of Farewells about the coming together of the stories from Nagaland
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"Hello, sir. This is Firdosh, and I really loved reading A Kite of Fables. My question is about the balance between the stories. The book explores farewells, which is a universal human experience. But each story is so deeply rooted in the culture and setting of Nagaland. So was it challenging to write something that was both so local and so universal at the same time? Thank you."
"Hello, sir. This is Firdosh, and I really loved reading A Kite of Fables. My question is about the balance between the stories. The book explores farewells, which is a universal human experience. But each story is so deeply rooted in the culture and setting of Nagaland. So was it challenging to write something that was both so local and so universal at the same time? Thank you."
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"Hello, sir. This is Firdosh, and I really loved reading A Kite of Fables. My question is about the balance between the stories. The book explores farewells, which is a universal human experience. But each story is so deeply rooted in the culture and setting of Nagaland. So was it challenging to write something that was both so local and so universal at the same time? Thank you."
"Hello, sir. This is Firdosh, and I really loved reading A Kite of Fables. My question is about the balance between the stories. The book explores farewells, which is a universal human experience. But each story is so deeply rooted in the culture and setting of Nagaland. So was it challenging to write something that was both so local and so universal at the same time? Thank you."