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Dea Anugrah

Writer

Born Pangkal Pinang (Jun 27, 1991), currently resides in Jakarta
Personal Web http://kopraldisko.wordpress.com
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A poet, short-story writer, and journalist based in Jakarta, Indonesia. His most recent poetry collection Misa Arwah (2015) was longlisted in 2016 Khatulistiwa Literary Award. His collection of short stories Bakat Menggonggong (2016) was chosen by Rolling Stone Indonesia magazine as one of the Indonesian best books of 2016. He regularly writes essays and journalistic reports for Tirto.id


Book(s)


Kertas Basah
Poetry Collection
28 page(s), Gambang Buku Budaya
Bakat Menggonggong
Collection of Short Stories
120 page(s), Buku Mojok
Misa Arwah
Poetry Collection
63 page(s), Indie Book Corner
Through Darkness to Light: A Bilingual Anthology of Indonesian Writing
Anthology
244 page(s), Yayasan Mudra Swari Saraswati


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Latin American connection: Can Indonesian literature have the same influence? by Lara Norgaard - Jakarta Post (Dec 08, 2019)



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