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Azhari Aiyub

Writer

Born Banda Aceh (Oct 05, 1981), currently resides in Banda Aceh
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Acehnese writer Azhari Aiyub won the Poets of All Nations’ Free Word Award in 2005. Perempuan Pala and The Garden of Delights & Other Tales is his collection of short stories. In 2018, his novel Kura-kura Berjanggut received the Khatulistiwa Award for prose. His works are published in various languages.1

  1. http://www.ubudwritersfestival.com/writers/azhari-aiyub/ ↩


Book(s)


Kura-Kura Berjanggut
(The Bearded Turtle)
Novel
960 page(s), Banana Publisher
The Garden of Delights & Other Tales
Collection of Short Stories
164 page(s), BTW Books


Work(s) in Translation


The Tale of the Bearded Turtle, published in Dalang Publishing’s Your Stories


What Media Say


Azhari: The author of Aceh by Prodita Sabarini — Jakarta Post (Nov 16, 2008)


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“Cemeteries Are Everyday Life”―Five Indonesian Writers Talk Pandemic Normality by Raka Ibrahim - Asia Center (Mar 08, 2022)



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