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9780143416456 60ad0980f4c43e1217177139 Love in the Tsunami https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ad0982f4c43e12171771be/9780143416456-us.jpg "The title story; set against the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 describes Veena Patel's all-too-brief encounter with forbidden love. ‘But Did I Tell You I Can't Dance?' is a hilarious fable about old age; its occasional humiliations and its many heartwarming victories. And in ‘Maleeshya' Ashok himself makes a cameo appearance as a dead author who has embarrassingly come back to life. Love in the Tsunami brings together a selection of Ashok Ferrey's short fiction with four brand new stories. Enormously wide-ranging and endlessly inventive; Ashok's pen is rib-ticklingly funny and; occasionally; scathingly acerbic. He accurately portrays Sri Lanka in all its diversity. " 9780143416456
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  • ISBN: 9780143416456
  • Author: Ashok Ferrey
  • Publisher: Penguin
  • Pages: 248
  • Format: Paperback
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"The title story; set against the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 describes Veena Patel's all-too-brief encounter with forbidden love. ‘But Did I Tell You I Can't Dance?' is a hilarious fable about old age; its occasional humiliations and its many heartwarming victories. And in ‘Maleeshya' Ashok himself makes a cameo appearance as a dead author who has embarrassingly come back to life. Love in the Tsunami brings together a selection of Ashok Ferrey's short fiction with four brand new stories. Enormously wide-ranging and endlessly inventive; Ashok's pen is rib-ticklingly funny and; occasionally; scathingly acerbic. He accurately portrays Sri Lanka in all its diversity. "

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