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Literature & Fiction

Mary Anne Mohanraj

Michael Hemmingson

United States

Gotham Books

We come together with other Sri Lankans-homelander and diaspora, Sinhalese and Tamil, Buddhist and Hindu and Christian and Muslim-over delicious shared meals. Sri Lanka has been a multi-ethnic society for over two thousand years, with neighbors of different ethnicities, languages, religions, living side by side. We try to teach our children to be welcoming to all, to share our unique cultural traditions. That is part of what it means to be Sri Lankan, what it has always meant. Dark roasted curry powder, a fine attention to the balance of salty-sour-sweet, wholesome red rice and toasted curry leaves, plenty of coconut milk and chili heat. These are the flavors of Sri Lanka, a South Asian island at the crossroads of centuries of migration and trade. Can we choose the good parts of our culture to cherish, and leave the darker aspects behind? I hope so. I hope food can help provide a pathway there. Come together at our table, sharing milk rice and pol sambol, paruppu and crab curry. Linger over the chai-just one more cup. Eat, drink, and share joy. In A Feast of Serendib, novelist and post-colonial academic Mary Anne Mohanraj introduces her mother's cooking and her own American adaptations, providing an introduction to Sri Lankan American cooking that is straightforward enough for a beginner, yet nuanced enough to capture the unique flavors of Sri Lankan cooking.

A Feast of Serendib

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Regional & International

Mascot Books

A Feast Of Serendib

Without a Map is published in conjunction with the appearance of Mary Anne Mohanraj and Nnedi Okorafor as the Guests of Honor at WisCon 34. The volume opens with an excerpt from ''Stormbringer,'' Okorafor's sequel to The Shadow Speaker, in which Dikéogu, a ''meta-human'' runaway slave with the power to create storms, meets Tumaki, the daughter of a wealthy Muslim family. The two fall in love and hang out in Tumaki's secret basement library, reading and making love. In the meantime, people are disappearing from Timia: ''It was a slow disease in Timia. I might have left that city if it weren't for Tumaki. Hiding away in her library, I didn't realize how bad it was getting. Not until the day she came running down the winding staircase, shaking, eyes wide and wet…'' 
 Mary Anne Mohanraj contributes a mix of emotionally rich and intimate stories, poems, and essays to the volume. In ''Identity Papers,'' ''Revised Itineraries,'' and ''Saying Hello,'' Mohanraj, who was born in Sri Lanka but has lived in the United States since the age of two, recounts and reflects on a recent trip to Sri Lanka, where she wonders if she could ever feel at home. ''Sequins'' explores the complications bisexuality bring to an apparently traditional marriage, while in the space opera tale ''Jump Space,'' Sarita tests her polyamorous marriage when she independently makes a commitment that could affect the future of her entire family. Without a Map concludes with Mohanraj's discussion of racism and how to write characters of color well.

Without A Map

NNEDI OKORAFOR

Aqueduct Press

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