How to Obtain my Books and eBooks
The following books are available as Kindle ebooks from Amazon.com, Amazon.com.au, and Amazon.co.uk i. Strangers on the Camino ii. Not Our War iii. Men’s Health Matters 2. Tales from my Island … Continue reading
El Camino de Santiago – Some Reflections
Recently, I was asked this question about my journey on the Camino: What words would I use to describe the feelings I had while trekking through each of the three … Continue reading
A Stranger on Gallipoli
I am seated by the large window in my 5th floor hotel room in the Turkish city of Canakkale, looking out over the picturesque Dardanelles Waterway at the hills of … Continue reading
The Diet Police
One of my good friends – who also happens to be my patient – now has Diabetes. About this time last year he came to see complaining of feeling more … Continue reading
The Symptoms of Cancer
Over the years I have seen so many patients suffering from – and dying from – cancer that I felt I should use my webpage to write about the symptoms … Continue reading
Lankanfest2015: Meet Australian-Sri Lankan Writers in Melbourne on February 15th 2015
Lankan Fest 2015 organised with the support of the Rotary Club of Brimbank Central, is the joyful celebration of the rich culture and heritage of Sri Lanka brought into the heart … Continue reading
Tales from My Island – my new eBook
On December 8th 2008 my book FRIENDS was launched – published by Vijitha Yapa Publications as a paperback. FRIENDS was a collection of essays – vignettes if you like – … Continue reading
Published reviews of Sanjiva Wijesinha’s ‘Strangers on the Camino’
From Oxford Today: Off the Shelf by Richard Lofthouse (July 2014) Strangers on the Camino is by Sanjiva Wijesinha, a Sri Lankan, Oxonian physician based at an Australian University. He … Continue reading
Sam Wijesinha: 21 June 1921 – 31 August 2014
My father passed away on 31st August 2014. Over the past week we have been staying at home, reflecting on his life and meeting the many folk who have come … Continue reading
Johann ‘Tiny’ Reid: 25th March 1948 – 9th Aug 2014
I first met Johann Reid on January 17th 1956 – the day we both started school at St Thomas’ College Mount Lavinia. After the new boys were ushered into our … Continue reading
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