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Agus Noor

Writer


Born Yogyakarta (Jun 26, 1968), currently resides in Yogyakarta
Personal Web http://agusnoorfiles.wordpress.com/
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Agus Noor writes poems, prose, as well as scripts for Sentilan Sentilun Metro TV that were adopted from his monologue script, Matinya Sang Kritikus. He has received several awards for his short-stories and has published several collections: Memorabilia (1999), Bapak Presiden yang Terhormat (2000), Selingkuh Itu Indah (2001), Rendezvous: Kisah Cinta yang Tak Setia (2004), Potongan Cerita di Kartu Pos (2006), Sebungkus Nasi dari Tuhan, Sepasang Mata Penari Telanjang, Matinya Toekang Kritik (2006), Sepotong Bibir Paling Indah di Dunia (2010).1


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Book(s)


Cinta Tak Pernah Sia-Sia
Collection of Short Stories
288 page(s), Penerbit Buku Kompas
“Anak ini Mau Mengencingi Jakarta?”
("This Kid Wants to Urinate all over Jakarta?”)
Anthology
222 page(s), Penerbit Buku Kompas
Cerita buat Para Kekasih
Collection of Short Stories
276 page(s), Gramedia Pustaka Utama
Dunia Di Dalam Mata
Collection of Short Stories
282 page(s), Motion Publishing
Un Soir du Paris
Collection of Short Stories
144 page(s), Gramedia Pustaka Utama
Smokol: Cerpen Kompas Pilihan 2008
Collection of Short Stories
169 page(s), Penerbit Buku Kompas


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