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This book is an anthology of eight short stories by Kumar Nagarkoti.
हेलो सरकार !
म योगमाया हुँ। नेपालको पहिलो विद्रोही नारी । यो कथाका सम्पूर्ण घटनाहरूको म जिम्मा लिन्छु ।
यो यदि अपराध हो भने अपराध नै सही । सजाय भोग्न तयार छु ।
सक्छौ भने मलाई जेलमा कोचीदेऊ । पक्राउ आदेश जारी गर । सत्तामा हालीमुहाली गर्ने ओइ बुझक्कडहरू ! क्याच मी इफ यु क्यान !
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