The Eight-eyed Lord of Kathmandu spotted at Terminal 3 IGI Airport, New Delhi

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The Eight-eyed Lord of Kathmandu launched at India International Centre in New Delhi

The Onslaught Press, UK publishes The Eight-Eyed Lord of Kathmandu by Abhay K

About the Book

"In these rapturous poems Abhay K. catches the allure & mystique of Kathmandu; its maze of medieval streets, its thronged bazaars, its twilit courtyards.
We taste the aromas of its ancient alleyways & the drift of incense from its crumbling temples. We hear in them the raucous chant of its life. Abhay K. is the all-seeing eye, the seer who brings to light a city & its people with a rare immediacy of speech and a boundless imaginative empathy.
This young, visionary poet communes beautifully with his beloved Kathmandu in a superbly crafted, exquisitely achieved collection that chronicles the life and times of a city and a people."

"(A) splendid sequence of praise, dazzlement, and wonder." -- Vijay Seshadri, Winner, Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

The Book is available on the website of The Onslaught Press and from Amazon UK.

Abhay K's The Eight-Eyed Lord of Kathmandu published by The Onslaught Press, UK

The Eight-Eyed Lord of Kathmandu

Children of a boarding school in Gulmi, Nepal singing Earth Anthem

Mud Season Review carries poems of Abhay K on four leading personalities of Nepal

"Abhay K’s portraits of famous figures from Nepal contrast a modern poetic form with heroes—spiritual, poetic, and military—from the past. In Sanskrit, Siddhartha means “he who has achieved his goals/found the meaning of existence,”and as we read the summation of these lives, the personalities not speaking as much as being spoken for, the underlying question is: did they achieve their goals, did they find meaning in their lives?"- Rebecca Starks, Editor, Mud Season Review http://mudseasonreview.com/author/abhay-k/

Poetry Books at Ekta Books in Kathmandu

The Stony Thursday Ireland carries Dasain- a poem by Abhay K

Muktinath : Photo by Abhay K

Discussion on Jatra and Poetry Reading by Abhay K in Pokhara, Nepal

Abhay K in Marpha, Mustang, Nepal

The Byword carries eight short poems of Abhay K in its inaugural issue

Poetry reading by Abhay K at the British Council, Kathmandu

Abhay K after reading Monsoon Verses in Kathmandu

Abhay K after reading his poems in Kathmandu, Nepal in July 2015 

The Kathmandu Post reviews Jatra- 69 poems on Nepal's culture, tradition, places and people by Abhay K

Nepali Times on Abhay K's 69 poems on Nepal's culture, heritage, places

An Evening of Heritage Poetry with Abhay K

Reviews of JATRA- Poems on Nepal in Republica, Nagrik, Nepal Weekly, Himal Weekly, Gorkhapatra, The Rising Nepal

Celebrations of 1st International Day of Yoga in Kathmandu

R-L- Abhay K, Manisha Koirala, Rt. Hon'ble Vice President of Nepal Shri Parmanand Jha, Ambassador Ranjit Rae at the 1st International Yoga Day Celebrations in Kathmandu, Nepal

Poems on Nepal