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reative Black & White Photography takes you step by step through the thought processes and technical procedures involved in producing a high-quality print. Shifting between London and Sri Lanka and set in the 1980s, when the twenty six-year civil war in Sri Lanka had only just begun, Serendipity is part satire, part thriller, part comedy of manners. Piyumi Segarajasingham, young London barrister, half-Tamil, half-Sinhalese, returns to Sri Lanka to take charge of her family’s share of the inheritance. She wants to keep her share of it, the servants’ quarters of the house called Serendipity, in Colombo’s colonial quarter, Cinnamon Gardens. But this will devalue the rest of the house that her relatives are so keen in sell. In Sri Lanka, Piyumi meets a motley assortment of characters. The pivotal question—will the young lovers Piyumi and Marek, the stranger she met in London, ever get together?is shrouded by twists and turns in the plot and memorable characters, who Ferrey fixes w

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Serendipity, Ashok Ferrey

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Titel
Serendipity
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Ashok Ferrey
Erscheinungsdatum
2010
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
211
ISBN10
9559981919
ISBN13
9789559981916
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Beschreibung
reative Black & White Photography takes you step by step through the thought processes and technical procedures involved in producing a high-quality print. Shifting between London and Sri Lanka and set in the 1980s, when the twenty six-year civil war in Sri Lanka had only just begun, Serendipity is part satire, part thriller, part comedy of manners. Piyumi Segarajasingham, young London barrister, half-Tamil, half-Sinhalese, returns to Sri Lanka to take charge of her family’s share of the inheritance. She wants to keep her share of it, the servants’ quarters of the house called Serendipity, in Colombo’s colonial quarter, Cinnamon Gardens. But this will devalue the rest of the house that her relatives are so keen in sell. In Sri Lanka, Piyumi meets a motley assortment of characters. The pivotal question—will the young lovers Piyumi and Marek, the stranger she met in London, ever get together?is shrouded by twists and turns in the plot and memorable characters, who Ferrey fixes w