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So I've come to that fork
in the road. No problem, actually.
oth roads look good,
but what do I take?

In ths collection of his poetry, Propitiations, Carl Muller travels both roads, but even when he takes these routes, he often goes off the beaten track to arrive at unknown, unpredestined and unpredictable estinations.

He takes the reader to the brink and beyond. Propitiations breaks new ground in the arena of contemporary Sri Lankan writing, that not only explores myth, legends, beliefs, rituals that sustains life, but is at times irony-laden.

Author:	Jeremy [ Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:44 am ]
Post subject:	Propitiations: The Samsaric Traveller
Quote: Quote: So I've come to that fork in the road. No problem, actually. oth roads look good, but what do I take? In ths collection of his poetry, Propitiations, Carl Muller travels both roads, but even when he takes these routes, he often goes off the beaten track to arrive at unknown, unpredestined and unpredictable estinations. He takes the reader to the brink and beyond. Propitiations breaks new ground in the arena of contemporary Sri Lankan writing, that not only explores myth, legends, beliefs, rituals that sustains life, but is at times irony-laden.

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