Baramulla,July 22,2026- Kashmir’s vibrant literary tradition received a fresh boost as the Writers Forum Baramulla organised a literary gathering that brought together prominent local writers, poets, literary enthusiasts, and young readers to celebrate creativity and encourage emerging talent.
The highlight of the event was the launch of “The Lord Sorcery,” the debut book by young author Eeman Khan, marking an important milestone in the Valley’s growing literary landscape.
The programme provided a platform for established and aspiring writers to engage in meaningful discussions on literature, storytelling, poetry, and the role of young authors in preserving and enriching Kashmir’s rich cultural and literary heritage.
Speakers at the event emphasised the importance of encouraging young writers and creating spaces where creative expression can flourish. They noted that literary forums play a vital role in nurturing talent, promoting reading habits, and inspiring the next generation of authors to share their ideas and experiences through writing.
The launch of The Lord Sorcery was welcomed as a significant achievement for young literary talent in Jammu and Kashmir, reflecting the growing interest among youth in creative writing and contemporary literature.
Participants praised the Writers Forum Baramulla for providing an inclusive platform that brings together experienced writers and emerging voices, fostering dialogue, creativity, and intellectual exchange within the literary community.
Such initiatives continue to strengthen Kashmir’s cultural identity by encouraging reading, writing, and artistic expression while inspiring young minds to contribute to the region’s rich literary legacy.
The event concluded with interactive discussions, poetry recitations, and congratulations to young author Eeman Khan, whose work was appreciated by fellow writers and readers alike.
