our Cultural Heritage) (?) Ape Viyath Parapura Ha Bhasha Samaja Parinamaya (The role of Our Leaders in the Evolution of Our Language and Society) (?) Books in English Aspects of Sinhalese Culture (1952) The Buddhist Jataka Stories and the Russian Novel (1952) The Mysticism of D H Lawrence (1957) Buddhism and Culture (1964) Revolution and Evolution (1971) Buddhism and Art (1973) Sinhala Language and Culture (1975) History Purana Sinhala Stringe Enduma (Women's Attire in Ancient Lanka) (1935) Kalunika Sevima (Search for Our Past) (1950) Travel Soviet Deshaye Negima (The Rise of the Soviet Union) (1962) Translations in other languages Books translated in to other languages, Bulgarian Madol Doova (1961) Chinese A Collection of Short Stories (1961) Madol Doova (1961) Dutch Madol Doova (1979) English Landmarks of Sinhala Literature (1948) Lay Bare the Roots (Ape Gama) (1958) Madol Doova (1968) The Way of the Lotus (Viragaya) (1985) French Viragaya (1995) Japanese Madol Doova (2002) Romanian Madol Doova (1962) Russian Madol Doova (1954) A Collection of Short Stories 1 (1958) A Collection of Short Stories 2 (1970) Trilogy: Gamperaliya, Kaliyugaya, Yuganthaya (1975) Tamil Gamperaliya (1964) Viragaya (1992) Madol Doova (1993) Films and television productions Films and television productions, based on Martin Wikramasinghe's books, Feature films Gamperaliya (1963) Madol Doova (1976) Kaliyugaya (1981) Yuganthaya (1983) Viragaya (1987) "Karuwala Gedara"(_) Television Leli (Daughter in law) (1989) Gamperaliya (1989) Mamage Duwa (1992) Madol Doova (1994) Upasakamma (The Pious Woman) (1994) Mudiyanse Mama (Honourable Uncle) (1994) Mava (Mother) (1994) Sisiliyata Padamak (A Lesson for Ceciliya) (1994) Martin Wickramasinghe Trust Martin Wickramasinghe Trust is an approved by the Government of Sri Lanka as a charitable organization. The Martin Wickramasinghe Trust has been established with the objectives of preservation of manuscripts, first editions of all his books, tape recording and photographs related to his life and work. Martin Wickramasinghe House & Folk Museum in Koggala also operated by Martin Wickramasinghe Trust Fund. References External links Official website of Martin Wickramasinghe – www.martinwickramasinghe.info A writer of many facets 1890 births 1976 deaths 20th-century novelists Ceylonese Members of the Order of the British Empire Sinhalese journalists Sinhalese writers Sri Lankan novelists Sri Lankan Buddhists