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Supernova: The Knight, the Princess and the Falling Star

Book / Novel — Women in Translation

Supernova: The Knight, the Princess and the Falling Star

by Dee Lestari
Translated by Harry Aveling

Format: Paperback, English
244 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /978-9798083839
Published Jun 01, 2011 by Lontar Foundation

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Supernova: The Knight, The Princess and the Falling Star presents a series of intertwined and unconventional love stories, straight and gay, with a bit of science and spirituality added to the mix. The major characters are young, urban, and technologically highly aware. They are caught up in major forms of contemporary social conflict.


Other/Related Editions


Supernova: Kesatria, Puteri, dan Bintang Jatuh
2012



Supernova is an entertaining story. It’s a book which looks as if it’s leaning just as much towards speculative fiction as literary fiction.
— Tony Malone   in ‘Supernova’ by Dewi Lestari (Review) (Personal Blog, Oct 15, 2015)
Orthofer, M.A.   in Supernova by Dewi Lestari (Complete Review, Mar 23, 2015)

— Bryce Alcock   in Two Contemporary Indonesian Women Writers (Personal Blog, Aug 15, 2013)

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