A House Down Queer Street by Neshantha Harischandra Natural History

A House Down Queer Street by Neshantha Harischandra Natural HistoryShortlisted for the Gratiaen Prize 2017 A House Down the Queer Street is the story of two families whose lives are linked by an intricate web of kin ties, obligations and expectations; some having to do with gender, some having to do with class which leads to an ending or endings which few readers would predict. Its strength lie in the deft deployment of the realistic mode narration, to convey in slow, measured prose, a strong sense of time and place

to trust money

as each decade passes

Zillij is a collection of short stories addressing and revolving around the question of identity

Bawa's early works were houses that artfully married vernacular styles and responses to climate and site with a modern architectural vocabulary

where Sally had been born and raised

with particular reference to the staircases he created

and consumption of tea

from medieval times

the burdens of exile and belonging

But I do know myself

This fascinating book by cutting-edge scientist David R

Birds have also had great mystical significance