Koirala was very busy in the 1950s as he was often found amidst the political situations of Nepal. He was, however, able to write an incomplete novel "Hitlar ra Yahudi" ("Hitler and the Jews") in the form of travelogue. The 1960s were very productive for Koirala in terms of his literary output. He wrote many novels and short stories in jail during 1960–68. They include: "Tin Ghumti" ("Three Turns"), 1968; "Narendra Dai" ("Brother Narendra"), 1969; "Sumnima" ("A story of the first Kirata woman"), 1969; "Modiain" ("The Grocer's Wife"), 1980; "Shweta Bhairavi" ("The White Goddess of Terror"), 1983; "Babu Ama ra chora" ("Father, mother and sons"), 1989; and an incomplete autobiography "Mero Katha" ("My Story"), 1983, and many more yet to be published.