Jean Arasanayagam
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Jean Arasanayagam (born Jean Solomons, 1930 in Kandy, Sri Lanka) is an English-language poet and fiction writer. The theme in her work is ethnic and religious turmoil in Sri Lanka.
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[edit] Background
Arasanayagam is a Dutch Burgher, the term for offspring of Dutchmen and indigenous women.
[edit] Early life
Arasanayagam attended the Girls' High School, Kandy.[1]
[edit] Works
- Kindura (1973)
- Apocalypse '83 (1983)
- The Cry of the Kite (1984)
- A Colonial Inheritance and Other Poems (1985)
- Fragments of a Journey (1992)
- All Is Burning (1995)
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[edit] References
- ^ Abayasekara, Anne. Those schoolgirl days!. Review of Girls’ High School-Kandy Reminiscences (1879-2004). O.G.A. Souvenir.. Rootsweb. Retrieved on 2007-12-08.