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මඟ සලකුණු ඔස්සේ ගිය පා ගමනක්
256 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2018
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Karunadasa Sooriyarachchi
7 books5 followersකරුණාදාස සූරියආරච්චි (Sinhala)
Karunadasa Sooriyarachchi (poularly known as "Kasuri") is a distinguished journalist and novelist from Sri Lanka, known for his profound contributions to Sinhala literature. His novels are celebrated for their depth and experimental nature, often requiring readers to engage deeply with the text.
One of his notable works is "Mama Tawama Yami" (I Am Still on My Way), which showcases his growing maturity as a writer. This novel, like many of his others, is not just a simple read but a journey that invites readers to explore and reflect on the narrative's deeper meanings. Another significant novel, "Un Giya Den" (Let Them Go), delves into the life of a retired surveyor, Justin Wimalanaga, and explores themes of isolation and human resilience.
Sooriyarachchi's works have been recognized and shortlisted for prestigious awards such as the State Literary Award, the Swarnapustaka Award, and the Godage Literary Award. His storytelling often intertwines the ordinary with the extraordinary, making his novels a unique blend of realism and introspection.
Karunadasa Sooriyarachchi (poularly known as "Kasuri") is a distinguished journalist and novelist from Sri Lanka, known for his profound contributions to Sinhala literature. His novels are celebrated for their depth and experimental nature, often requiring readers to engage deeply with the text.
One of his notable works is "Mama Tawama Yami" (I Am Still on My Way), which showcases his growing maturity as a writer. This novel, like many of his others, is not just a simple read but a journey that invites readers to explore and reflect on the narrative's deeper meanings. Another significant novel, "Un Giya Den" (Let Them Go), delves into the life of a retired surveyor, Justin Wimalanaga, and explores themes of isolation and human resilience.
Sooriyarachchi's works have been recognized and shortlisted for prestigious awards such as the State Literary Award, the Swarnapustaka Award, and the Godage Literary Award. His storytelling often intertwines the ordinary with the extraordinary, making his novels a unique blend of realism and introspection.
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