Ameena Hussein's first collection of short stories which was short listed for the Gratiaen Prize in 1999 deals with sexuality, emotion, love, and disillusion in a style that is raw, stark and sometimes brutal. The stories address life from a Sri Lankan woman's perspective.
Always questioning, almost never yielding, a frank, yet tender exploration of learning to live life on her own terms. The stories reveal dilemmas and emotions framed in descriptive language, that enchant while exposing life's hidden costs.
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Hussein, Ameena (2004) editor, Race: Identity, Caste and Conflict in the South Asian Context. ICES, Colombo Sri Lanka.
Hussein, Ameena (2000) Sometimes there is no Blood: Violence against Women in Rural Sri Lanka. ICES, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Hussein, Ameena and Bhawani Loganathan (1999) An Annotated Bibliography on Violence Against Women in Sri Lanka. ICES, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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