The girl who dreams of darkness Ran away From people who kept her still Went astray When we opposed her will The girl who dreams of...

He remembered How breezy life can be When you just let things slip by If you don’t grip too tight Nor stand too loose If you can cry But...

Once school is over, the kids head back home. The younger children can play outside in the fields. Or do schoolwork… The women usually...

Hinduism is the largest religion in Nepal. In almost every week that I lived here, there was a festival or occasion of some sort. The...

When you know nothing about a country, it is difficult to imagine what it will be like. When you know a few sparse facts about a place,...

This is one of my Nepali counterparts, Shamila. She is 18 years old and this is her first time leaving home for so long. She comes from a...

Girls young enough to still be in school celebrate Teej by dressing in red, dancing and fasting in order to get a good husband in the...

Thought I’d do a photography post to highlight some of the utterly remote aspects of where I decided it would be a good idea to live for...

High up in the jungle hills, moist dwellings house the Dalit community. I reach them sweaty from the climb, my boots caked in red mud and...

Last night, I opened the bedroom door to visit the toilet. I gripped my torchlight ready to face off cockroaches, spiders, mosquitoes,...

Nepal. What can I say about Nepal? First off, it’s beautiful. My dad described it as the most beautiful country he’d visited and I can...