Malinda Words

Words didn’t fall from the sky. They were coined. They contain histories. They are the landmark products of thought processes, the rest-signs of journeys. They move on, long after we die. They were something else centuries ago and they will be something else centuries from now as human being twist, turn, defined and redefine as appropriate to moment, place, culture and prerogative(s) at hand.

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14 January 2013

Mahagama Sekera, alive after all these years

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It is not always that one reads forewords and introductions.   We tend to skip what we sometimes take to be necessary frill for author/pub...
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09 January 2013

‘With the Dawn’: A love-note penned in the Sri Lankan wilds

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BOOK REVIEW ‘With the Dawn’, by Nihal Fernando and Herbert Keuneman, published by Studio Times Ltd., reviewed by Malinda Seneviratne. ...
25 December 2012

Tragedy has rhythm, recovery too

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BOOK REVIEW ‘Rhythm of the Sea’ by Ramya Chamalie Jirasinghe, published in 2007, Reviewed by Malinda Seneviratne. How can one ...
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