SS Merce’s novel is inventive and entertaining and with out-of-world characters. The story was so visually appealing that you can literally see the movie playing out as you turn over page after page. Lovers of the fantasy genre will totally like this one, but so will others.
Kenyan writer Idza Luhumyo has won the 2022 AKO Caine Prize for African Writing for her short story ‘Five Years Next Sunday’. The announced was made by Okey Ndibe, Chair of the 2022 AKO Caine Prize Judging Panel, at an award ceremony in London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.
BY DHANUKA DICKWELLA Summary “Sri Lanka has just elected a new president. Despite the support by many parties Dullas Alahapperuma could not succeed. This is an analysis to see whether his defeat […]
By Dhanuka Dickwella Summary – “On the 20th July Sri Lankan parliament will vote to elect a new President. There are four contenders & the article is to analyze each ones fortunes […]
By Dhaka Dickwella Opportunists would lose anything but an opportunity. Wherever there is a power vacuum such characters would enter as the new force to fill the void. This is what is […]
BY DHANUKA DICKWELLA Dynasties are prone to fall. Immaterial whether they are of Royal or political by nature. A dynasty will emerge , rise & fall. This was true to the Qings, […]
5000 Years Back: A Timeless Conversation by Neetika Maheshwari Kasat is an Illustrated Modern Retelling.
By Dhanuka Dickwella Caucus is one of the most fascinating parts of the world, history & culture . We could only think of India as a close competitor in terms of its […]
Forever She by Amitav Ganguly is nearly a classy book of seven short stories that have elements of otherworld and supernatural elements.
Man Ki Parchhai by Punit Mishra is a special sort of poetry book, it has classic blending of pure Hindi and contemporary Urdu that makes it a medley of heartfelt musings and hedonistic tapestry. A brilliant flow of words and emotions.
Arihant by Shubhan Balvally – A Futuristic Sci-fi Trilogy way ahead than its Time in India
By Dhanuka Dickwella ” when people are collectively influenced by the time period in which they were born ,these influences tend to bond people across the whole generation, forming a large social […]
South Asian politics is emotionally driven. Being rational has not been a part of the said political culture. How successful you are as a politician will depend on how skillfully you could flame the […]
Dewdrop and Banyan Tree by Ramachandran Rajasekharan: A Bundle of Melancholy, Simple Joys of Life, Childhood Days, Memories, and Vision.
In the grand theater of the world, various actors would be playing various roles every so often. Some would be heroic personas , some would be destined traitors, some are unsung heroes & […]
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