Na Willa

Little Na Willa lives in a narrow alley in Surabaya, in a house with a pine tree standing out front. She spends her days running after passing trains with Dul (though she never manages to catch up), going to the market with her mother, passing the man who sells fluffy yellow chicks, or wondering how … [Read more...]

KOLONI

Ants for the colony, the colony for the ants. In a hyper-busy, highly stratified world of ants, marriage has only one purpose: to preserve the colony’s survival. Two queen ants—Queen Gegana and Queen Darojak—compete to become the alpha; the elder refuses to step down, the younger fights for … [Read more...]

Namaku Alam

Here’s what I imagine were father’s final moments: May 18, 1970. A dark day. The sky was black streaked with violet. The moon hid behind the branches of a kapok tree. A flock of vultures perched on the wire fence. They caught the scent of a man on the brink of becoming a corpse, mingled with … [Read more...]

Na Willa dan Hari-hari Ramai

Na Willa sits alone at school, reading Wiro, while the other kids are busy playing. Now she’s in Jakarta—far from her home in the alley, far from her childhood friends—and her days begin with gloom. Until one day, Na Willa meets a kid who counts the number of chair legs, a little dog that can … [Read more...]

Hōkō (彷徨)

この閉塞感から逃げ出したい。そんなときに出会ったのが、悪魔がくれた赤い靴だった。ゲームブック形式のフェミニズム文学。 … [Read more...]

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