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Adimas Immanuel

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A poet. His poems have been published in various mass media such as Kompas, Tempo, and Suara Merdeka. He has published some poem collection books: Empat Cangkir Kenangan (Serba Indie, 2012), Pelesir Mimpi (katabergerak, 2013) and Di Hadapan Rahasia (Gramedia Pustaka Utama, 2016). His poetry “Pelesir Mimpi” has been nominated 10 best collection of poetry Kusala Sastra Khatulistiwa (Khatulistiwa Literary Award) 2014. Also nominated five favorite poetry book Indonesian Readers Award 2014.

He was invited to attend the ASEAN Literary Festival 2014 and Ubud Writers and Readers Festival 2014. Two poems in Pelesir Mimpi, ‘Jungkat-Jungkit’ and Kuku’ inspired Said and Adis (duo-blues musician) and they interpreted it into music. Di Hadapan Rahasia (In The Presence of Secrets), his most recent book of poems, came out in February 2016. He works as a copywriter in a public relations consultant.


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