PenThrill Publication House

15/07/2025

Meet the author of our 107th publication, "Heart Cry of the Singles"

Hollika Chophy is a born-again Christian who believes in living life with a purpose to glorify God. She is a financial consultant and certified makeup artist who is also passionate about serving. She is an active member of her Church community, where she has served for over a decade and finds fulfilment in serving the Lord by serving the Church. When not working or volunteering, she retreats to her comfort zone with good books or quiet times and occasionally hooks up with rom-coms, depending on the storyline and the protagonists. In her quest to explore human expression, she also pens poetry, haiku and journals.

14/07/2025

"Hollika Chophy laments that there is a dearth of empathy and grace in Naga society and churches for a burgeoning section of Singles (unmarried people). This is a food for thought for a community of believers adhering to the Golden Rule: “do unto others as you would have them do to you.” This is not a self-help book, but it is a heartfelt personal experiences of a person, holding a mirror to the society. It has been penned from a place of anguish, doubt, and even fear, which confront every young people making sense of love and relationships."

From the foreword by G. Kanato Chophy.

Our 107th publication, "Heart Cry of the Singles" by Hollika Chophy, RELEASING SOON!

13/07/2025

Celebrating a milestone in the Naga Repatriation Journey with the formal release of "Healing of the Lands: Reflections & Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" 🎉

13/07/2025

Snippets from the launch of our 106th publication, "Healing of the Lands: Reflections & Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" edited by Pangernungba Kechu & Talilula

13/07/2025

https://morungexpress.com/repatriating-naga-ancestral-human-remains-a-step-in-healing-the-land

The act of repatriating Naga ancestral human remains is a step in “healing up our lands” and discovering the “missing dimension of Naga belonging,” stated Rev Dr Wati Aier, Convenor of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR). He was speaking at the launch

13/07/2025

https://nagalandpost.com/book-on-naga-repatriation-journey-released/

A book titled “Healing of the Lands: Reflections & Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey”, edited by Dr. Pangernungba Kechu and Dr. Talilula, was officially launched on Saturday at Orchid Hall, Hotel Saramati. Published by PenThrill Publication House, the volume marks the 106th title from t...

13/07/2025

https://www.easternmirrornagaland.com/rev-dr-wati-aier-releases-book-on-naga-repatriation-and-healing

A book “Healing of the Lands: Reflections & Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey” was released by FNR convenor Rev. Dr. Wati Aier.

08/07/2025

"As morning breaks in Zhavame village, two life long friends step out of their homes, ready for their daily sojourn to the fields." (March 23, 2014)

The cover image of our latest publication, "Healing of the Lands: Reflections & Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" edited by Pangernungba Kechu & Talilula, was taken by Imti Longchar. The photograph was also awarded a "Special Prize category winner" in the Himalayan Call Photography Competition 2019.

08/07/2025

We're formally releasing our 106th publication, "Healing of the Lands: Reflections and Dialogues on the Naga Repatriation Journey" edited by Pangernungba Kechu & Talilula this Saturday, 12th July 2025 at Hotel Saramati in Dimapur.

07/07/2025

"Haiku for Me is a deeply moving collection of verse that transports readers to a world of quiet reflection through subtle demonstrations of beauty. Overriding themes of Nature, and human indifference in her exploitation pebble the pages of haiku whilst celebrating the indomitable feminine strength in earth-birthed, earth-taught art."

"As the title suggests, Naga Notes is a compelling collection of Naga-centric narratives that blend together fifteen anecdotal articles which vividly explore the essence of home-grown identity and the Naga experience. Intermingling communal insights, instances and keen personal observations, each piece throws up interesting perspectives into the lives, tales, habits and quirks that are decidedly Naga. J. Longkumer exploits the oddities of her people using a special ingredient that is at the centre of the Naga society’s way of life—humour."

Both the reviews were written by Dr Maongkala Longchar, an Associate Professor in the Department of English, Dimapur Government College.