Kuenden the valiant son by Kuenga Tenzin

 Product Descriptions

• Publisher: DSB Publication, 2012
• ISBN Number: 978-99936-781-2-0
• Pages: 96
• Length x Width x Height: 11cm x 8cm x 11cm
• Weight: 190grams 

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About the Author 

Kuenga Tenzin is from Gyelkhar, Bumthang. he is the author of the novel ENSARED and the short story. THE PROMISE OF THE SPRING. He is known for his flair for writing songs, movie scripts and stories. Though he rarely attempts poetry, yet he is known for his poem the ANTI-DEMOCRACY, which accentuates his skepticism and fear over the transition of Bhutan’s Democracy in 2008.