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ANZ LitLovers

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It started out as a blog for an online reading group, and while it still retains its role as a portal to the group, its primary function now is as Lisa Hill’s ANZ LitLovers LitBlog (ANZLL) – where you can find reviews and commentary about literary fiction, classics and (less often)  non-fiction from Australia and New Zealand.  There are also regular blog posts about contemporary international fiction with a special interest in translations, and the classics.


Clipping(s)


AALITRA Symposium, Translating Australian Literature, 16/9/17 - Sep 17, 2017

Book Review(s)


IndoLit Club Sydney: Translation Forum - Jul 21, 2022
The Rose of Cikembang, by Kwee Tek Hoay, translated by George A Fowler - Feb 28, 2020
Child of All Nations, (The Buru Quartet #2) by Pramoedya Ananta Toer, translated by Max Lane - Mar 06, 2019
From Now On Everything Will Be Different, by Eliza Vitri Handayani - Jan 13, 2016
And the War is Over, by Ismail Marahimin, translated by John H. McGlynn - Aug 10, 2015
Family Room, by Lily Yulianti Farid, Translated by John H. McGlynn - Jul 22, 2015

At a Glance

As of now, our resource library consists of approximately 588 writers, 801 books by 246 publishers, 736 contributing authors, 1091 (369 coverages, 210 clippings, and 512 reviews) articles published in 344 media outlets, 76 works in translation, and 58 useful resources that we consider particularly worth noting.

About Us

For short, our main feature, the writer's directory, provides a way for writers to find one another, but more importantly, the resources provided make it easy for event hosts—especially for international event hosts—literary organizers, arts administrators, librarians, booksellers, and readers to get in touch with writers. It's a HOME FOR INDONESIAN WRITERS. We strive to break down the language barriers that have prevented Indonesian books or literature from becoming more widespread.

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