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Hashitha Abeywardana

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Hashitha Abeywardana

Hashitha Abeywardana works in development. He writes and translates both prose and verse. His translations include Ba Jin's Autumn in Spring and A Sivanandan's When Memory Dies into Sinhala.

Articles by Hashitha Abeywardana

Words for Sri Lanka: “The Heartbeat of My Country”
By Malinda Seneviratne
Poet and writer Malinda Seneviratne, one of the most widely read journalists in Sri Lanka, offers a poem for his country, accompanied by translations into Tamil and Sinhala.The heartbeat of my countryCrashes…
Translated by Hashitha Abeywardana