ගිකෝර්
Publisher: PothMee Publication by Nissh Em
Published: 2021-02-20
Number of pages: 60
Description: Muthumudalige Nissanka, also known as Nissh Em, is a Sri Lankan author, social commentator, and creative visionary known for his fearless storytelling and thought-provoking works. With over sixteen published books—many of them bestsellers—Nissanka’s writing challenges cultural taboos, religious myths, and societal norms. A lifelong advocate for truth, justice, and human rights, he uses his voice to inspire critical thinking and ignite conversations that others often fear to start. Beyond writing, he is also a passionate filmmaker, motivational speaker, and social media influencer with a global audience.
Table of contents: title: Translating this book is not just a task—it’s a rare privilege.; title: To bring to Sri Lankan readers a literary gem that has never crossed their path before, to share its flavor and soul, is a joy beyond words.; title: In Armenia, Hovhannes Tumanyan is more than a writer—he is a national treasure. Born in 1869, Tumanyan became the voice of a nation through his heartfelt poems, fairy tales, and stories. His works are etched into the Armenian soul, passed down through generations like sacred heirlooms. He was a humanitarian, a fearless advocate for peace, and a man who paid a price for his beliefs—twice imprisoned during turbulent times.; title: Among his many works, “Gikor” stands apart. It is Armenia’s most tender sorrow. A story that aches with emotion, yet speaks with the innocence of a child’s heart. It is read during holidays, at family gatherings, and moments of quiet reflection. Like Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, Gikor is a national tradition. It teaches compassion, love, and the weight of poverty through a child's eyes.; title: Though Tumanyan is no longer among us, his words remain alive. And though I, too, will one day be gone, this story will live on—echoing in the hearts of those who read it. Gikor is not just a book. It’s a piece of Armenia’s soul, now offered to yours.; title: - Muthumudalige Nissanka