A masterful debut for fans of Salman Rushdie, Gabriel García Márquez, and Namwali Serpell from an equally ambitious, political, form-breaking writer Effortlessly capturing complex historical events, this hypnotizing debut novel introduces readers to a writer at the forefront of Indonesian … [Read more...]
Cheese Donuts Are Most Definitely Not Subpar
Emily Henry's Beach Read meets Jen DeLuca's Well Met in this slow-burn romcom between two strangers - one grumpy, one sunshine - who must play nice with one another to avoid a workplace catastrophe. When her sister is away for a business trip, 23-year-old Ellie Maharani agrees to look after her … [Read more...]
Batu Berkaki
In a quiet Indonesian village, the wealthy and renowned sculptor Munarto is found dead under mysterious circumstances. His body is discovered in his workshop, beside a half-finished stone statue—one that has only legs, eerily soaked in his own blood. The villagers, though reliant on Munarto’s … [Read more...]
Satine
Written by acclaimed Indonesian writer Ika Natassa, Satine is a thought-provoking novel that delves into themes of loneliness, self-discovery, and the complexities of human relationships. The story follows Satine, a woman who seemingly has a perfect life—successful, independent, and in control. … [Read more...]