Books about the Camino de Santiago
Ever since my son and I walked the Camino de Santiago – the 800 kilometer pilgrim trail stretching from the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains in France to the UNESCO … Continue reading
Strangers on the Camino – print edition and eBook now available!
Three years to the day I set off on my Camino journey, I published Strangers on the Camino as an eBook. The paperback edition was launched in May 2014 by … Continue reading
Love, War and Cricket – the story of Tony Greig
I have just finished reading a most enjoyable book entitled LOVE, WAR AND CRICKET. Written by his son Mark Greig and his mother Joyce Greig, it is the life … Continue reading
Male Sexual Health Matters
(This article by Associate Professor Sanjiva Wijesinha appeared in Medical Observer magazine – 31st January 2014) Andrology, the study of male physiology and diseases specific to males, especially of the … Continue reading
Stories Based on Medical Experiences – Book Review by Premasara Epasinghe
Dr. Sanjiva Wijesinha’s latest book, Not Our War, written by an Associate Professor University of Monash University, Australia, who is also a former surgeon and a family physician in Melbourne is a … Continue reading
Not Our War – Book Review by Rakhita Jayawardena
It was the famous American historian and author Barbara Tuchman who once said ‘Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought … Continue reading
‘Not Our War’ Launched as Paperback
This is the cover of my new book which is being launched as a paperback on December 12th 2013 by Vijitha Yapa Publications in Colombo. The book will be available … Continue reading
Britain, Sri Lanka and Hypocrisy over Human Rights
It strikes me as the height of hypocrisy to hear British Prime Minister David Cameron calling for a ” proper investigation into alleged Sri Lankan war crimes in the final … Continue reading
Jaffna – A Sentimental Journey Home
My decision to make a trip to the northern peninsula of my homeland Sri Lanka recently was basically to see for myself how this part of the country had recovered … Continue reading
AND SOON IT WILL BE WINTER
This was sent to me by a friend. I have no idea who wrote it – but I liked it so much that I am taking the liberty of posting … Continue reading
Sanjiva Wijesinha -writer and physician 
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