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S Shakthidharan’s memoir of Sri Lanka’s unfinished war and its afterlives

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By Fathima Cader
| Himal Southasian Verified
ARTWORK BY SUSIMAN NIRMALAVASAN bookends the award-winning playwright S Shakthidharan’s new memoir, Gather Up Your World in One Long Breath. The volume opens and closes with the painter’s scenes of flying fish, ornate woodwork and lush flora – evocative of Sri Lanka’s Tamil-majority northern and eastern coasts – rendered in deep blues and impressionistic browns. Here, land flows into ocean and ocean into land, each endlessly constitutive of the other.
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Fathima Cader - Adi Magazine

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By Fathima Cader
| Adi Magazine Verified
Fathima Cader’s writing has appeared in or is forthcoming in Guernica, The New Inquiry, Hazlitt, and elsewhere. Her forthcoming creative non-fiction book manuscript examines the War on Terror’s migrations through the US, Canada, Saudi Arabia, and Sri Lanka. She is a public interest litigator, representing workers, unions, and students.
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Sri Lanka's multiple crises just came to a head

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By Fathima Cader, Zachariah Mampilly
| The Washington Post Verified
Sri Lanka's legislators named Ranil Wickremesinghe to complete the term of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa after protesters stormed the presidential palace last week. On Friday, police launched a surprise raid to clear a protester camp in the capital, Colombo, a move that may deepen popular distrust of the new government. Political unrest in Sri Lanka has escalated sharply following months of economic crisis - and inflation surpassing 50 percent.
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