 | Ambalavaner Sivanandan - Fiction - 1997 - 411 pages
A novel on Sri Lanka, tracing the country's evolution from a British colony through independence to the present civil war. The protagonists are several generations of Tamils ... | |
 | Carl Muller - Fiction - 1995 - 200 pages
Nineteen Side-Splitting Stories From Sri Lanka To Begin This Chronicle Of The Funny Things That Have Happened To Him, Muller Goes Back To His Days As A Recruit In The Royal ... | |
 | Carl Müller - Fiction - 1993 - 210 pages
Winner Of The Gratiean Memorial Prize For The Best Work In English Literature By A Sri Lankan For 1993 Hilarious, Affectionate, Candid And Moving, This Is The Story Of The ... | |
 | Carl Muller - Fiction - 1995 - 235 pages
Once Upon A Tender Time, A Poignant Tale Of Childhood, Is The Concluding Part Of Carl Muller S Burgher Trilogy. The Burghers Of Sri Lanka, Hardy And Fun-Loving, Produce ... | |
 | Carl Müller - Fiction - 1995 - 481 pages
Colombo Is In The Throes Of An Explosion. Its Face Changes Continuously, Its Vices Are Legion, Its Future As Yet Obscure And Its Paths Speak Of Sunlight As Well As Of Shadow ... | |
 | Jeanne Cambrai - 2001 - 483 pages
What Was Dorothy Bell Doing In The Pettah In The Middle Of The Night? Who Drove That Knife So Precisely Through Her Heart? When The Body Of A Young English Girl Is Found In One ... | |
 | Eugene Stein - 1998 - 416 pages
Gathers twenty winning stories entered in Salon magazine's on-line fiction contest for unpublished writers | |
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