10 Facts About Swapnil Smriti

Sanman Chemjong, who writes under the pen name Swapnil Smriti is a Nepali writer from Panchthar, Nepal.

Swapnil Smriti is best known for his literary movement Multicolourism along with Dharmendra Bikram Nembang.

Swapnil Smriti elevated the realm of postmodern literature to its new height in Nepal with the publication of his first collection of poems entitled Rangai Rangako Bheer in 2005 AD.

Swapnil Smriti is a pioneer poet advocating, in his poems, the voices of marginalized, Janjatis, Madhesis and other minor groups those were suppressed during autocracy of Shah and Rana Regimes.

Swapnil Smriti was born under the name Sanman Chemjong, but as a writer, used the pen name Swa.

Swapnil Smriti moved to Dhankuta to undertake his higher education.

Swapnil Smriti did his schooling in Panchthar from Shree Mahendrodaya Secondary School.

Swapnil Smriti completed his graduation in Journalism from Ratna Rajya Laxmi Campus affiliated to Tribhuvan University.

Swapnil Smriti is working in Nepal Academy of Music and Drama.

Swapnil Smriti has edited many books, magazines, websites and literary periodicals.