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 · Rani Manicka, an economics graduate, was born and educated in Malaysia and lives in England. Infused with her own South Asian family history, The Rice Mother is her first novel. It recently won a Commonwealth Writers Prize for A CONVERSATION WITH RANI www.doorway.ru: Penguin Publishing Group. Dreamy and lyrical, told in the alternating voices of the men and women of this amazing family, The Rice Mother gorgeously evokes a world where small pleasures offset unimaginable horrors, where ghosts and gods walk hand in hand. It marks the triumphant debut of a writer whose wisdom and soaring prose will touch readers, especially women, the world www.doorway.ru by: 9.  · The Rice Mother. by Rani Manicka. pp, Sceptre, £ Every now and again, in this ambitious and overcoloured novel, a moment of peace descends. The Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.

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Manicka's luminous first novel is a multigenerational story about a Sri Lankan family in Malaysia. In the s, Lakshmi is a bright-eyed, carefree child in Ceylon. But at 14, her mother marries. Infused with her own Sri Lankan Tamil family history, The Rice Mother is her first novel, and it won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize in for South East Asia and South Pacific region. The Rice Mother is a "multi-generational story" and focuses on a Sri Lankan family living in Malaysia. Lakshimi is born in Ceylon, and 14 years old, is married to Ayah, a supposedly rich year-old widower in Malaysia. Rani Manicka, an economics graduate, was born and educated in Malaysia and divides her time between Malaysia and England. Her first novel 'The Rice Mother'Infused with her own Sri Lankan family history is a vivid imaginative story about the frailties of human nature and the consequences of war. It won a Commonwealth Writers Prize in