Editorial
It’s not incredible that most of the Bhutanese litterateurs, in the moments to come, will make the subject matter of their insincere and crafty writings something different to what they have been penning on. It’s unavoidable to be aloof from doing so and we need to unveil and see newer trends in our letters. While doing so, we, at times, may overshadow our identity. Identity is a collection of several aspects among which culture is cardinal. Today we have to get ourselves to mix up with a setting of a different or multicultural background. Carrying it out, when it comes to workplace, is a must or we have to be content with what we’d procure and rest on our laurels. It’s, therefore, either arduous or out of question for most of us to keep our singular mores visible. That’s to say we can’t help ourselves preserve our distinctiveness in a down-to-earth manner. But we’ve to do what we can. Whatsoever hurdles get on the way can be done away with by depending upon some manoeuvres that we’ll intrinsically fish for.
As letters is not only means of framing volatile thoughts artistically but also partially a considerable and invaluable cultural gallery, the writers of Bhutanese literature, now onwards should incorporate cultural contents as well in their creations. This assists us in a great deal in keeping senior members of our community for whom it’s predictably hard to adapt themselves to an utterly new lifestyle and the ones who are sticks-in-the-mud from culture shock. The bhutaneseliterature.com expects its readers, lovers and well-wishers will ruminate on it to be crucial and natural in our missions and also seriously advocate for its promotion.
Editors