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Mga Himutok sa Palikuran

Book / Collection of Short Stories

Mga Himutok sa Palikuran

by Eka Kurniawan
Translated by Amando Anthony G. Mendoza

Format: Paperback, Filipino
112 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /9786214720064
Published Jan 01, 2021 by Savage Mind

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This authorized anthology contains eleven stories translated into Filipino from the original Bahasa Indonesia by professor and novelist Amando Anthony “Arlo” G. Mendoza III. The stories came from Kurniawan’s Corat-coret di Toilet (2000) and Cinta Tak Ada Mati dan Cerita Lainnya (2005).

Cover art by Shane Escuro; book design by John Dodi Cabug.


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Corat Coret di Toilet
2014


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Features Don Jaucian  in Why Eka Kurniawan’s translated short stories in Filipino are essential reading (CNN Philippines, Jun 06, 2023)

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