In this article: Ajen Angelina Cyntha Hariadi Dhianita Kusuma Pertiwi Galuh Ginanti Nityasa Wijaya Oka Rusmini Olin Monteiro Tari Lang
By Mohammad Reiza
Originally published in Seasia.
Oct 24, 2026
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By Mohammad Reiza
Originally published in Seasia.
Oct 24, 2026
A Palestinian novel, Indonesian women’s stories and a new anthology of emerging writers gave the second day of Ubud Writers & Readers Festival’s main programme a shared focus: whose experiences reach readers, and how those stories travel.
On Friday, October 23, discussions extended across stages, classrooms, cafés and cultural spaces. Within the festival’s theme, “Samarasā: Awareness. Empathy. Action.”, the day connected international literary exchange with the practical work of writing, translating and finding an audience.
On Friday, October 23, discussions extended across stages, classrooms, cafés and cultural spaces. Within the festival’s theme, “Samarasā: Awareness. Empathy. Action.”, the day connected international literary exchange with the practical work of writing, translating and finding an audience.
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