PenThrill Publication House

19/06/2025

Interning with us this Summer are these bright and vibrant students from Assam Don Bosco University, Delhi University, St. Mary's College Shillong & Kohima Science College, Jotsoma.

15/06/2025

Our 106th publication, "Healing of the Lands: Reflections and Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" edited by Pangernungba Kechu & Talilula was formally released by Prof Laura Van Broeckhoven, Director of Pitt Rivers Museum on June 13.

"This volume, emerging from the September Dialogue and the community-led process of RRaD, serves as a preliminary exploration into the challenges and tasks awaiting the Naga repatriation journey. We offer this to the Naga community as an invitation to engage in an open-ended dialogue, and to collectively embrace the journey of repatriating our ancestral remains. For those outside the Naga community and other indigenous peoples worldwide involved in repatriation efforts, we share our story and extend our solidarity."

Photo Courtesy: Kuve Thuluo

15/06/2025

Our 106th publication, "Healing of the Lands: Reflections and Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" edited by Pangernungba Kechu & Talilula at the iconic Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford University. This building houses the largest Naga collection and is the institution from where RRaD (Recover Restore and Decolonise) is working to repatriate Naga ancestral remains.

14/06/2025

Celebrating Jungmayangla Longkumer, a writer whose words carry both legacy and originality.💐 And we love book launches because it brings the literary community of Nagaland closer.

14/06/2025

Our 104th & 105th publications, "Naga Notes" and "Haiku for me" written by Jungmayangla Longkumer were formally released today at Niu Kuda Inn, Dimapur by Geoffrey Yaden, Proprietor, Publisher & Chief Editor of Nagaland Post.

11/06/2025

Meet the author of our two upcoming publications, "Haiku for me" and "Naga Notes" written by J. Longkumer.

Jungmayangla Longkumer is a teacher, writer and poet. She has authored three books including 'Change & Continuity in Tribal Villages: A Sociological Study', 'Pottery: Earth Stories', and 'Gift in the Pot: Earth Poetry'. Her short stories were earlier published in 'Of Voices and Paper' and 'The Many That I Am' while 'Kongliang Otsü: An Ao Naga Folk Tale', was published in Indian Folklife, a Quarterly Newsletter from National Folklore Support Centre. Several of her other poems and articles have also been published in various formats.
Currently she is a Professor in the department of Agricultural Extension Education, School of Agricultural Sciences, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus.

06/06/2025

How would you like to read stories written almost 20 years ago but still find relevance in the modern Naga society? Here's a collection of narratives packed with wit and humour. And very rarely does an author publish two books simultaneously. But that's Jungmayangla Longkumer for you!

"Naga Notes" by Jungmayangla Longkumer
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Cover Image by Temjenmenba

05/06/2025

"Haiku for me" by Jungmayangla Longkumer

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04/06/2025

https://nagalandpost.com/book-on-the-morphing-years-released/

The book “The Morphing Years” by K. Roselyn Miachieo was released on June 3 at Common Room, Kohima. The book is a collection of 26 poems and marks the author’s debut.The event featured Dr. Adenuo Shirat Luikham, an author and assistant professor at Don Bosco College, as the special guest. She ...

04/06/2025

https://www.easternmirrornagaland.com/k-roselyn-miachieos-debut-book-the-morphing-years-released

‘The Morphing Years’, the debut book of K Roselyn Miachieo, was formally released at The Common Room in Kohima.

04/06/2025

We are 103 books old!