A Sinhala-language title by Rumin Mahima De Silva, published in Colombo by Godage International Publishers. The whole text is in Sinhala script, with no English translation included, so this is a book for readers who are comfortable reading Sinhala.
The word kunatuwa means a storm or cyclone in Sinhala — a reader who knows the language will take their own sense of the title before opening the book.
Godage is an established Colombo publishing house issuing work in Sinhala and English across fiction, poetry, history and general non-fiction, and a good deal of contemporary Sinhala writing reaches print through it. Titles like this one are often hard to come by outside Sri Lanka, which is the main reason to order a copy rather than wait to find one on a shelf.
It will suit Sinhala readers abroad keeping up with current writing from home, families wanting Sinhala-language books in the house for children and young adults growing up overseas, and students or collectors building a shelf of contemporary Sri Lankan publishing in the original language.
- Author: Rumin Mahima De Silva
- Publisher: Godage International Publishers
- Language: Sinhala
- Pages: 128
- ISBN: 9789552096112
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