My family went to England in 1955, when I was 3-years-old, so my father could complete his specialist training. Britain had a profound influence on me, since I learned...
"The hardest part was getting started. I tried to write the perfect book from the first word. It wasn't until I read online tips where I realized that nobody was ever ...
This book is about a boy who goes through a particularly rough patch of life - trying to please his parents while pursuing his own happiness,on different terms.
This memoir follows the events of the 2004 Tsunami that devastated and displaced many lives in South and East Asia.
Former President Of The University of Alberta, Indira Samarasekera, Co-Authors Book "Nerve" To Help More Women Answer The Call To Lead
My family went to England in 1955, when I was 3-years-old, so my father could complete his specialist training. Britain had a profound influence on me, since I learned English, and attended school there. I have vivid memories of my time in the UK as a child enjoying the history and beauty of London, its culture and monuments. We returned to Sri Lanka and settled in Galle, but had to leave because of the 1958 race riots.
Sibi Selvanathan Published an Amazon Top 5 Epic Fantasy Book in 18 Months During the Pandemic, Fulfilling a Childhood Bucket List Item
"The hardest part was getting started. I tried to write the perfect book from the first word. It wasn't until I read online tips where I realized that nobody was ever going to read my first draft. They would only see my final version. The first draft was me telling my story to myself so it could be as boring as possible. When I took away that pressure, the words began to flow and I had a rough first draft finished quickly. After many edits, the second draft followed. Then the third and the fourth. The fifth I sent to a professional editor and the sixth is what is being sold online. "
A School Assignment Which Became A Passion Project
This book is about a boy who goes through a particularly rough patch of life - trying to please his parents while pursuing his own happiness,on different terms.
Book Review: 'Wave' by Sonali Deraniyagala
This memoir follows the events of the 2004 Tsunami that devastated and displaced many lives in South and East Asia.
