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Monumen

Book / Collection of Short Stories

Monumen

by Nh. Dini

Format: Paperback, Indonesian
108 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: 9794194220/9789794194225
Published Jan 01, 2014 by Pustaka Jaya

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In this collection of short stories, *Monumen*, Dini narrates various things based on actual events. Among them are stories about ordinary people (short stories “Si Pencit” and “Perumnas”) and domestic conflicts (short stories “Yustina” and “Kawin Perak”). Additionally, Dini expresses social criticism through the short stories “Beduk”, “Ayam”, and “Monumen”.


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Once you start reading it, it is quite difficult to put down.
— Edwin Setiadi  in The tale of humanity in 10 short stories (Personal Blog, Jan 09, 2025)

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