“The Orphans of Nilaveli”
| Year for Search |
2017
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| Secondary Title |
Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy
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| Annotation |
Dystopia set in a near future Sri Lanka where technology enables people to simply not see members not of their ethnicity. |
| Pagination |
317-321
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| Published Date |
2017 |
| Publisher |
Laksa Media Groups
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| Place Published |
Calgary, AB, Canada
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| ISBN Number |
9781988140049
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| Full Text |
2017 Sundar, Naru Dames. “The Orphans of Nilaveli.” Where the Stars Rise: Asian Science Fiction and Fantasy. Ed. Lucas K. Law and Derwin Mak (Calgary, AB, Canada: Laksa Media Groups, 2017), 317-321. Rpt. in Inner Space and Outer Thoughts: Speculative Fiction From Caltech and JPL Authors. Ed. TechLit and Caltech’s Creative Writing Club (Pasadena, CA: TechLit Publishing, 2023), 175-179, with a note on the author on 415. Caltech is the California Institute of Technology and JPL is the NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Jet Propulsion Laboratory administrated and managed by Caltech. PSt Dystopia set in a near future Sri Lanka where technology enables people to simply not see members not of their ethnicity. The author holds a BS in Electrical and Computer engineering from Caltech and and M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Southern California and is the Left Software Architect, Network Connectivity Group, at Intel. |
| Additional Publishers |
Rpt. in Inner Space and Outer Thoughts: Speculative Fiction From Caltech and JPL Authors. Ed. TechLit and Caltech’s Creative Writing Club (Pasadena, CA: TechLit Publishing, 2023), 175-179, with a note on the author on 415. Caltech is the California Institute of Technology and JPL is the NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Jet Propulsion Laboratory administrated and managed by Caltech. |
| Author Note |
The author holds a BS in Electrical and Computer engineering from Caltech and and M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Southern California and is the Left Software Architect, Network Connectivity Group, at Intel. |
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