TVBS English / What Media Says
Oct 14, 2024
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Sep 23, 2024
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Sep 14, 2024
Books
Discover a captivating collection of literary treasures penned by talented Indonesian writers spanning various genres. Immerse yourself in Abinaya Ghina Jamela's cosmic journey in "Resep Membuat Jagat Raya" or delve into the profound reflections of Pramoedya Ananta Toer in "The Mute's Soliloquy: A Memoir." With 831 thoughtfully curated titles, each listed in alphabetical order, your next literary adventure awaits.
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Die Leute von Oetimu
by Felix K. Nesi
translated by Sabine Müller
Document Shredding Museum
by Afrizal Malna
translated by Daniel Owen
About Us
by Reda Gaudiamo
translated by Ikhda Maharsi Philippa Barker
Serseri
by Intan Paramaditha
translated by Deniz Erkaradağ
She Wanted To Be a Beauty Queen
by George Quinn
translated by George Quinn
At the Circus
by Nukila Amal
translated by Toni Pollard
This Fresh Hell
by Annie McCann
translated by Katya de Becerra Narrelle M. Harris
Watersong
by Clarissa Goenawan
translated by Viola Di Grado
Happy Stories, Mostly
by Norman Erikson Pasaribu
translated by Tiffany Tsao
River in an Ocean: Essays on Translation
by Khairani Barokka
translated by Nuzhat Abbas
24 Hours with Gaspar
by Sabda Armandio Alif
translated by Lara Norgaard
Wędrówka
by Intan Paramaditha
translated by Marianna Lis
Ramen for Everyone
by Patricia Tanumihardja
translated by Shiho Pate
Le rat d’égout
by Nuril Basri
translated by Etienne Gomez
Unsaid: An Asian Anthology
by Niduparas Erlang
translated by Anitha Devi Pillai
People from Bloomington
by Budi Darma
translated by Tiffany Tsao
Threads of Dignity
by Putu Oka Sukanta
translated by Keith Foulcher
The Turning Wheel
by Putu Oka Sukanta
translated by Keith Foulcher
Rejection: A Sumatran Odyssey
by Ashadi Siregar
translated by Jennifer Lindsay
Happy Stories, Mostly
by Norman Erikson Pasaribu
translated by Tiffany Tsao
Happy Stories, Mostly
by Norman Erikson Pasaribu
translated by Tiffany Tsao
Panji’s Quest
by Junaedi Setiyono
translated by Oni Suryaman
Medusae
by Theodora Sarah Abigail
translated by Nadiyah Rizki Suyatna
The Wandering
by Intan Paramaditha
translated by Stephen J. Epstein
Mga Himutok sa Palikuran
by Eka Kurniawan
translated by Amando Anthony G. Mendoza
The Book of Jakarta: A City in Short Fiction
by Afrizal Malna, Ben Sohib, Cyntha Hariadi, (among others)
translated by Maesy Ang Teddy W. Kusuma
Deviant Disciples
by Dorothea Rosa Herliany, Hanna Fransisca, Shinta Febriany, (among others)
translated by Eliza Vitri Handayani Intan Paramaditha Norman Erikson Pasaribu Tiffany Tsao
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At a Glance
As of now, our resource library is a powerhouse: 600 writers, 831 books from 257 publishers, 772 contributing authors, and a total of 1149 pieces—386 news coverages, 226 clippings, and 537 book reviews. We've sourced from 361 distinct outlets to enrich our content. Add 81 translated works and 58 handpicked standout resources, and you've got a snapshot of our dedication to cultivating a vibrant literary landscape.
About Us
Ready to dive into the magic of our writer's directory? It's not just a cool space for writers to connect; it's like the ultimate toolkit for event hosts, lit organizers, artsy souls, librarians, book nerds, and everyone curious about Indonesian writers. Think of it as the cozy HOME for INDONESIAN WRITERS, where we're on a mission to smash those pesky language barriers holding back Indonesian books and lit from taking over the world. Read more!
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