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Finding that ‘something’: Cideral

Finding that ‘something’: Cideral

To Vindya Jayamaha, adventure and fantasy were genres she had always enjoyed. It was these memories that inspired her to finally write a story of her own. While she believes in the necessity of explaining the authentic world and theories, her writer self finds it...

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A child’s first notes: Marnie meets Beethoven

A child’s first notes: Marnie meets Beethoven

“Music has always been a big part of my life. I started learning the piano when I was four, but even before that, music and teaching were constants in our home.” Tehani Tissera’s journey as both a musician and a writer is deeply intertwined. She explains how, ever...

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Divided by Belief, Bound by Loyalty: Sunset of Illusions

Divided by Belief, Bound by Loyalty: Sunset of Illusions

Both academically and professionally, Manilka Fernando has been a logically inclined person, and has been writing articles and other professional content for magazines while he was working both locally and abroad. But most of them were relatively short articles on...

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Buddy & Me: Pawprints of love and loyalty

Buddy & Me: Pawprints of love and loyalty

Buddy was no ordinary dog, and his devoted owner, Shiranthi Perera, can name countless people who would gladly testify to that. Her main objective, therefore, was to tell the world that there are dogs like Buddy who would heal you. Every single story that she had...

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Wildlife Through a Child’s Eyes: Keyaan Goes to Kumana

Wildlife Through a Child’s Eyes: Keyaan Goes to Kumana

Though her career has been in IT project management, Ranmali Kirinde has always been immersed in stories and the arts. A passionate photographer and lifelong reader, she now adds “children’s author” to her path with the publication of her debut book, “Keyaan Goes to...

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When August Comes: A literary garden of memories and growth

When August Comes: A literary garden of memories and growth

‘I feel I have finally arrived at the right port after many detours. It’s impossible not to write for me.  Most of my tales derive from my fascination with in-between places,’ said Gayani Jayathilake. Gayani’s writing journey stems from a deep love for reading since...

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A love letter to love itself: The Ashes of Lost Letters

A love letter to love itself: The Ashes of Lost Letters

According to the young poet, Rasara T. Siyara, the idea of writing a poetry collection came out of nowhere. She was simply doing her studies, and having done both OL and AL Literature, she has been loving the subject for a while. ‘The inspiration to write this...

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Pages of pain and purpose: To Hear You breathe

Pages of pain and purpose: To Hear You breathe

When Sajla Anees was in school and in college, she primarily wrote poetry and wasn't inclined towards lengthy content. However, she remembers the Syrian war taking place and feeling deeply bothered by the pain surrounding it. This troubled feeling later transformed...

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