Finding the path to Peter Pan

Inspiration to a writer may at times flow torrentially or be as elusive as a mirage in an arid desert. Writer’s block is arguably a writer’s worst enemy in respect of work related afflictions. Some of the reasons that cause ‘writer’s block’ can be the subconscious fear within the writer that his work may be inferior in quality or that he daunted by the magnitude of the subject matter he plans to make the premise of his work.

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Martin Wickremasinghe:

Infusing new life to a great author

“Great Martin Wickremasinghe’s epic achievement continues to ring reverberatingly down the corridors of Sri Lanka’s long tradition of literature. With the passage of time, new phases of communication invariably emerge.

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William Shakespeare:

The Bard unparalleled

William Shakespeare's father, John Shakespeare who came to live in Stratford in 1552 at Henley Street was from Snitterfield which is a small village north of Stratford. From a wealthy farming family he worked himself to be a successful glove matter. His rise was an example to young William when the older Shakespeare rose to be the Bailiff (Mayor) or Stratford.

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