(http://www.nuvein.com/poetry24/arise.html). 

His poetry book, " Our Nepal, Our Pride," was launched by famous poet Yuyutsu Rd Sharma

(http://www.epsilonmedia.de/yuyutsu) at the Nepal Tourism Board on Sep 5th 2008.

The Kathmandu Post:

http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=159664

Newsfront Weekly

http://bhrikutinews.com/newsfront_new/news_detail.php?category=ZmlyZWZyb250&id_issue=NA==

Born in Nepal in the 1970’s, Bhuwan Thapaliya was raised and educated in Kathmandu. He studied economics and finance before turning to poetry in his mid twenties.

His writing is imbued with the art and culture of Nepal that he grew up with(http://sahitya.freenepal.com/15eng_poem_bhuwan.htm) but he is eminently qualified as an Oriental and as an Occidental poet, for his poetry truly represents a marriage between the traditions of East and West, and in a way that  is immediately appealing and cohesive.

http://www.poetrylifeandtimes.com/valrevw31.html.

Bhuwan is not just a poet; he is a man with a mission, seeking world peace (http://www.poetsagainstthewar.org/displaypoem.asp?AuthorID=17503). He is a prolific poet and is writing his own Everest, but his writing is not only about statistics. It is about spreading the message of global peace, universal solidarity and love (http://sonnettopoesiavol3n12004.homestead.com/nepal.html).

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Bhuwan Thapaliya’s poetry book, “Our Nepal, Our Pride,” was recently published by a publishing house in India (Cyberwit.net, India, ISBN 978-81-8253-115-4) and now it is available for the readers all over the world via Amazon.com: 

 http://www.amazon.com/Our-Nepal-Pride-Bhuwan-Thapaliya/dp/8182531152

And through the publisher’s site: http://www.cyberwit.net/bhuwan.htm

 Bhuwan's second poetry collection:

Lend him your ears:

http://changetheroad.blogspot.com/2007/01/suppression-i-accept-not.html

Lend him your ears and eyes:

http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_view.asp?no=304736&rel_no=1      ([Session 5] The stories of citizen reporters from Nepal / OhmyTV )

http://www.newmediamusings.com/2006/07/a_citizen_repor.html

New filming club hopes to rock Youtube inspired by his poem:

http://www.thelowell.org/content/view/2030/28/

Majority of his poems are published on various journals

(http://www.poetseers.org/submissions/submissions_2005/bhuwan), newspapers, web portals all over the world

(http://www.sondra.net/al/vol8/81Grandeur.htm), and his poems has been widely quoted in various media formats.

Recently some poems from this new book have been featured by a FM radio in Britain (On PAGE ONE with Tony Stringfellow....http://www.wcrfm.com ) and many more are scheduled to be featured very soon in various other Radio literary programmes.

Furthermore, his work has also been featured in anthologies  such as The New Pleiades Anthology of Poetry =Le Florilège de la nouvelle Pléiade 2005.(© 2005 CDN ISBN 0-9737888-6-0, US ISBN 1-878431-52-8)Published by Describe Adonis Press in Canada (Ottawa, Ontario, Canadian ISBN 0-9737888-6-0) and by Kedco Studios in the United States (Las Vegas, Nevada, US ISBN 1-878431-52-8). 

He has (to –date) read his poetry at venues in Kathmandu, Seoul (South Korea) and Bangkok (Thailand).

His major source of inspirations are, Bhola Prasad Thapaliya, Bhabani Thapaliya, Bhushan Thapaliya, Laxmi Prasad Devkota, Nilakantha Kharel, Tulasa Pandey, Raju Kharel, Rajesh Sharma, Sanath Jayasuriya, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Amartya Sen, YUYUTSU RD SHARMA(www.yuyutsu.de) and ADAM DONALDSON POWELL (www.adamdonaldsonpowell.com).