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Sikkim Arts & Literature Festival Day 2 Highlights Storytelling, Publishing, Conservation
✍️ Sikkimexpress
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 01:50 PM
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The second day of the Sikkim Arts and Literature Festival focused on storytelling, publishing and conservation, bringing together writers, publishers and environmentalists for a series of discussions and workshops.
The Sikkim Arts and Literature Festival continued its program on Day 2 with a strong emphasis on storytelling, publishing and conservation. Sessions were designed to explore the art of narrative, the business of book publishing, and the role of literature in environmental awareness. Participants included authors, editors, and conservationists who shared insights on how stories can influence public perception and policy.
Workshops on creative writing and publishing best practices were held, offering practical guidance to emerging writers and small‑press publishers. A panel discussion highlighted the importance of preserving local biodiversity through literary works, underscoring the festival’s commitment to cultural and ecological sustainability.
The day concluded with a networking event that allowed attendees to connect with industry professionals and discuss potential collaborations. Organisers noted that the festival aims to foster a vibrant literary community in Sikkim while promoting environmental stewardship through the power of storytelling.
Workshops on creative writing and publishing best practices were held, offering practical guidance to emerging writers and small‑press publishers. A panel discussion highlighted the importance of preserving local biodiversity through literary works, underscoring the festival’s commitment to cultural and ecological sustainability.
The day concluded with a networking event that allowed attendees to connect with industry professionals and discuss potential collaborations. Organisers noted that the festival aims to foster a vibrant literary community in Sikkim while promoting environmental stewardship through the power of storytelling.