rani-manicka

Rani
Manicka

Rani Manicka, an economics graduate, was born and educated in Malaysia and divides her time between Malaysia and England. Her first novel ‘The Rice Mother’Infused with her own Sri Lankan family history is a vivid imaginative story about the frailties of human nature and the consequences of war. It won a Commonwealth Writers Prize in 2003.

She has published a further two novels,’Touching Earth’in 2005,a dark and compelling tale of love,betrayal and addiction, her current novel ‘The Japanese Lover’ was released in 2009, a story set in Malaya during the Japanese occupation, an absorbing story of unconventional love between captor and captured.

Rani Manicka, an economics graduate, was born and educated in Malaysia and divides her time between Malaysia and England. Her first novel ‘The Rice Mother’Infused with her own Sri Lankan family history is a vivid imaginative story about the frailties of human nature and the consequences of war. It won a Commonwealth Writers Prize in 2003.

She has published a further two novels,’Touching Earth’in 2005,a dark and compelling tale of love,betrayal and addiction, her current novel ‘The Japanese Lover’ was released in 2009, a story set in Malaya during the Japanese occupation, an absorbing story of unconventional love between captor and captured.

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