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Apple and Knife
Intan Paramaditha
Written by Chandreyee Ray, originally published in Vogue Singapore
Mar 17, 2024
Apple and Knife
Intan Paramaditha
Written by Chandreyee Ray, originally published in Vogue Singapore
Mar 17, 2024
Plunge into the world of translated fiction with a diverse curation of eight titles from different corners of the world—each carefully brought into the English language by dedicated literary translators.
'Apple and Knife' by Intan Paramaditha, translated by Stephen J Epstein
Indonesian author and feminist academic Intan Paramaditha pens an unsettling collection of short stories based on the supernatural. Cloaked cleverly in subversive humour and gothic horror, the tales reveal themselves only at the last minute as the sharp, incisive social commentaries they truly are.
'Apple and Knife' by Intan Paramaditha, translated by Stephen J Epstein
Indonesian author and feminist academic Intan Paramaditha pens an unsettling collection of short stories based on the supernatural. Cloaked cleverly in subversive humour and gothic horror, the tales reveal themselves only at the last minute as the sharp, incisive social commentaries they truly are.
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