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Andrei

April 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment
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Dina’s Ancestors

multitudinous an accomplished reporter is also a gifted story-teller, and my moll dina zaman has often kept me entertained with her stories about her colourful ancestry which border, at times, on the fantastic. talk thither magical realism! infrequently, she brings these stories to a new column in starmag. she writes :… the more i spoke to one’s nearest members, the more i realised that what i want to write about is not prancing princesses and usurping sultans. i want to ritualize ya, the african slave who came to a strange country, and cik puteh, one of my family’s chinese ancestors who came from shanghai. … the stories of how they converted to islam would be as peculiar to today’s readers as the meet with was to them all those years ago. throw in childhood tales of orang bunian (fairies) and jinns and i think i have a soap opera on my hands. and it’s the story of long ya, she begins with today.(the photo of dina is by shahril nizam and was charmed at the kl literary festival.)
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