Footprints on Water: The Autobiography of W.T Stace, Colonial Administrator in Ceylon 1910 to 1932 Edited and Critiqued by Bernd Pflug. Harvard Business Review ' – David HarewoodIs it

' – David HarewoodIs it possible to be Black and British and feel welcome and whole

Sometimes it was as though the forty years of friendship between them was just a lesson in the unknowability of other people

a turning tide - even a single bullet

Rajanarayanan (1923-2021) spent over 80 years collecting the weirdest and wildest tales of the karisal mannu

1975: Twelve-year-old Amir is desperate to win the local kite-fighting tournament and his loyal friend Hassan promises to help him

Footprints on Water: The Autobiography of W.T Stace, Colonial Administrator in Ceylon 1910 to 1932 Edited and Critiqued by Bernd Pflug. Harvard Business Review ' – David HarewoodIs itW. T. Stace's writings as a colonial civil servant in Ceylon reveal his lack of conviction about ruling over a subject race. In this publication, Bernd Pflug writes an incisive analysis of Stace both as a reluctant colonial and his transformation into a philosopher.