"Mage Kathawa," published in 1947 by Martin Wickramasinghe, translates to "My Story" in English. It is a poignant autobiographical novel that explores the author's childhood and coming-of-age experiences in rural Sri Lanka. Through vivid storytelling, Wickramasinghe recounts the challenges, joys, and formative moments that shaped his early life, offering deep insights into the cultural, social, and economic fabric of Sri Lankan village society during the early 20th century. "Mage Kathawa" is celebrated for its intimate portrayal of personal growth amidst broader societal changes, making it a cherished work in Sri Lankan literature and a testament to Wickramasinghe's literary prowess.
