Talilula is a writer, researcher and an educator based in Nagaland with an interest in the interstices of indigenous folklore and religion, performance aesthetics and graphic storytelling. 

‘1872’ is  a graphic non-fiction that centers the voice of the local and the indigenous while telling the story of Christianity’s insertion into the Naga Hills.

Notably, the book also features two Ao Naga hymns that were composed by Godhula, Sübongmeren, tradition bearers of Molungkimong and Clark in 1871.

AUTHOR- Talilula 

PUBLISHER - Penthrill

ORIGIN- Nagaland

COVER- Hard bound

DIMENSION- 19*24