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Lontar Foundation/File


In this article: Leila S. Chudori

Written by Dylan Amirio
Originally published in Jakarta Post.

Sep 11, 2017
Since 1987, the Lontar Foundation has been one of the most active independent institutions in translating Indonesian works into English, quietly developing and making local literature accessible abroad as a result.

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