AVINUO KIRE is a writer and teacher from Kohima, Nagaland. She has authored The Power to Forgive and Other Stories (2015), The Last Light of Glory Days and Other Stories (2021), a collection of poetry, Where Wildflowers Grow (2015), and co-authored an anthology of oral narratives titled Naga Heritage Centre-People Stories: Volume One (2016). Avinuo currently teaches English at Kohima College.
A rich addition to the expanding world of writings from Nagaland and it should be exciting to see how Avinuo and other writers from the state will expand the literary landscape further-- ""Money Control"" A stirring, hypnotic new novel. Where the Cobbled Path Leads is a literary fable of remarkable depth and strange delights, a classic tale of leaving childhood and the connection between life, love and death, where transformation can come from even the deepest grief.-- ""KEVILENO SAKHRIE"" Avinuo Kire uses her native resources to fuse modern life with folklore in this unique story.-- ""TEMSÜLA AO"" Kire not only gave us an incisive slice of contemporary Naga life, plump and ripe in its varied manifestations, but she also created an alchemy of a different kind by interweaving multiple life worlds and biospheres with Naga spirit tales and folklore-- ""Usawa Literary Review"" Offers everything that you look for in a fantasy novel: magic, compelling characters, a completely new world-- ""Morung Express""