"In my thirties, perhaps around the age of 35 or 36, I knew that I would one day write a book. A book about being terrorized as a young boy who experienced a brutal ci...
"The goals for this book include initiating conversations around mental health with kids, and hopefully reducing frustrations and power struggles families might have a...
"I wrote this story because I wanted to interrogate what it means to be Australian and who gets to decide this. Australian stories are stories written by Australians. ...
"Failure. I feel like it’s a very shallow, yet heavy word. I think for a little while I felt like a failure in the eyes of a few people in my life, but I knew I was do...
Why and How I Wrote Prisoner #1056
"In my thirties, perhaps around the age of 35 or 36, I knew that I would one day write a book. A book about being terrorized as a young boy who experienced a brutal civil war in Sri Lanka and then transformed in Canada in his late teens and early twenties. I wanted to tell the world this survival story. A Tamil boy’s survival story."
Psychotherapist Julia Sivarajah Authors Her First Book, "When I Feel My Tough Feelings" To Suggest Ways Parents Can Help Their Kids Manage Difficult Emotions
"The goals for this book include initiating conversations around mental health with kids, and hopefully reducing frustrations and power struggles families might have around navigating powerful emotions. In addition, my vision for diverse representation was implemented so I hope all readers can feel even more connected to the book."
Australian-Tamil Lawyer And Author Shankari Chandran Discusses Her Impactful Career Including Her Latest Book "Chai Time At Cinnamon Gardens"
"I wrote this story because I wanted to interrogate what it means to be Australian and who gets to decide this. Australian stories are stories written by Australians. I’m Australian and this particular story explores the lives and voices of people on the margins of that definition, but whose lives and voices are no less important than others."
Artist, Author And Social Advocate Shyanah Kugaleswaran Shares Her Life Journey Which Culminated In Two Books - "White Fire" & "Life Line"
"Failure. I feel like it’s a very shallow, yet heavy word. I think for a little while I felt like a failure in the eyes of a few people in my life, but I knew I was doing what was best for me."
