Former President Mohamed Nasheed launched his short story collection '80 ge Kureekolhu (Early 80s)' at a ceremony at Dhon Maniku Restaurant, unveiled by his aunt Zuhaira Umar. The book, priced at MVR 250, contains five stories; Nasheed also said an English-language book about his life from 1989 to 2008 has been sent to a publisher.
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The book was unveiled last night during a ceremony held at Dhon Maniku Restaurant. The book was officially launched by Nasheed’s aunt, Zuhaira Umar of Galolhu Kenereege.
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I wrote these stories in the late 80s and early 90s. Although the title says 'Early 80s,' that was a change that occurred during the second draft. I wrote these stories in 1994, shortly after I was moved from prison to house arrest,
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The book is priced at MVR 250.
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