Writing, Rhetoric & Communication Series

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This book series emphasizes curiosity, discovery, and the robust exchange of ideas in the field of writing, rhetoric, and technical communications. It explores the significance of writing and communication by drawing across techniques and media, being attentive to audience and purpose, and sharing ideas with the world. This interdisciplinary series serves as an outlet for scholars engaged in the theoretical, practical, rhetorical, and cultural implications of technical communication, broadly encompassing business, scientific, and health communication.

Suggested Areas of Writing :

  • Interdisciplinary Research in Technical Communication
  • Business, Scientific, and Health Communication
  • Intercultural and Risk Communication
  • New Media and Social Media
  • Visual Communication and Rhetoric
  • Disability and Accessibility Issues
  • Communication Ethics
  • Health Communication
  • Rhetoric of Popular Culture
  • Cultural Differences in Persuasive Writing
  • Indigenous and Ethnographic Writing
  • Rhetoric and History
  • African American Expressive Cultures
  • Rhetorical Performance
  • Network-Emergent Rhetorical Invention
  • Cross-Cultural Rhetorical Analysis
  • Critical Cultural Disability Studies

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Editors

Dr. Rania Katsara
Professor of English for Specific Purposes
University of Piraeus, Greece
Email: raniakatsara@hotmail.com

Bio:
Dr. Rania Katsara is a senior scholar in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) at the University of Piraeus. Her expertise spans academic and professional communication, applied linguistics, ESP curriculum design, and interdisciplinary communication practices across business, technology, and scientific fields. She brings extensive experience in teaching, research, and publication, strengthening the international and cross-disciplinary scope of the Writing, Rhetoric & Communication Series.

Dr. Marohang Yakthung Limbu
Professor, Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures
Michigan State University, USA
Email: limbu@msu.edu

Bio:
Dr. Marohang Yakthung Limbu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures at Michigan State University. His scholarly work spans rhetoric, composition, transnational writing studies, cultural rhetorics, and digital communication. He brings extensive expertise in intercultural communication, multilingual writing, and the intersections of technology, culture, and rhetoric. 

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Fighting the Blemish of Caste: A History of the Dalit Movement against Untouchability in Nepal

By 
Om Prakash VK Gahatraj
Publisher : STAR SCHOLARS PRESS
Published : November 16, 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.32674/g0wyv462
Fighting the Blemish of Caste offers a deeply researched and compelling history of the Dalit movement in Nepal. Drawing on historical records, religious texts, and eyewitness accounts, Om Prakash VK Gahatraj examines the roots of caste-based discrimination, the social and legal systems that institutionalized untouchability, and the enduring struggles faced by Dalit communities. The book chronicles the courage of early reformers and grassroots leaders who mobilized against centuries of exclusion, linking their efforts to broader democratic and human rights movements in South Asia. Both a historical record and a manifesto for change, this book underscores the urgent need for social justice and equality in Nepal and beyond. Author: Om Prakash VK Gahatraj Language: English Print length: 676 pages Item Weight: 2.45 pounds Dimensions: 6x9 inches ISBN: 979-8895240397 DOI: https://doi.org/10.32674/g0wyv462 Order your copies : Print book | eBook | Kindle Book | Related Books Download the Flyer About the author: Om Prakash VK Gahatraj is a social activist, writer, and researcher dedicated to documenting and advancing the struggle for Dalit rights and social justice in Nepal. With decades of involvement in grassroots organizing, advocacy, and scholarship, he has worked tirelessly to amplify marginalized voices and challenge systemic inequality. His writings blend historical inquiry with personal engagement, offering readers both critical analysis and lived perspectives on caste, democracy, and human rights. Through this work, Gahatraj continues his lifelong commitment to creating an inclusive and equitable society.