A wooden bridge, an iron house, and Barbara then…-by Somasiri Devendra Source:Sundaytimes So Barbara has ridden off into the sunset, on her white horse, after “a hard day’s night” leaving behind memories of the times when she was a person, not an icon, and very good company indeed. Those memories ...
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Phantoms of the Night: Wildcats of Sri Lanka-By Uditha Devapriya Source:island Review of Phantoms of the Night: Wildcats of Sri Lanka Thilak Jayaratne, Janaka Gallangoda, Nadika Hapuarachchi, and Madura de Silva Chaya Publishers, 2022, pp. 160, Rs. 5,000 The leopard is perhaps the most photographed animal in Sri Lanka. Slinking through ...
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HOW AUSTRALIA (AND JASA) HELPED ESTABLISH A REERENCE LIBRARY IN SRI LANKA – by Yasmine Gooneratne In 1993 the literary magazine OZWORDS devoted its regular literary competition to the composition of limericks. I was teaching English Literature at the time in Australia, at Maacquarie University in Sydney, New South Wales. I ...
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