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Imaginary City

Book / Novel

Imaginary City

by Rain Chudori

Format: Paperback, English
133 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /9786024246907
Published Oct 16, 2017 by Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia (KPG)

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It was an eternally unfinished city, and yet it was indestructable. There is no certainty here, not for seasons and not for deep sentiments. That is why she has returned.



Rain’s prose has a simplistic and elegant quality that just stays in your heart. I admit that some parts of the story might be cheesy and repetitive, but nowhere in the book is an emotional blandness that stands between a good story and a great story.
— Devina Heriyanto   in Finding home in the ‘Imaginary City’ by Rain Chudori (Personal Blog, Jan 14, 2018)

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