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Dalih Sembiring

Writer

Labodalih Sembiring, popularly known by name, Dalih Sembiring, Born Binjai (May 04, 1983), currently resides in Yogyakarta
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May be better known as a translator than a writer. His English translation of Eka Kurniawan’s novel Lelaki Harimau (Man Tiger; Verso Books, 2015), was longlisted for the 2016 Man Booker International Prize. Once a contributor of feature articles to The Jakarta Post, he went on to become a full-time features reporter with the Jakarta Globe. He has published two novels. His short stories have been run in various newspapers and magazines, and have been included in Jurnal Cerpen Indonesia (Indonesian Short Story Journal) and a number of collective short story anthologies.

Work(s) in Translation


Floccinaucinihilipilificatius, published in Asymptote Journal – January 2023





Books in Translation(s) / Editing(s)


Man Tiger, by Eka Kurniawan ,

Work(s) in Translation


Ben Anderson’s Final Message to a Street Musician in Jogja, by Raudal Tanjung Banua, published in Asymptote Journal – July 2023 (Jul 01, 2023)

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