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Deddy Arsya

Writer

Born Bayang, Pantai Barat Sumatera (Dec 15, 1987), currently resides in Padang
Personal Web http://deddyarsyablog.wordpress.com
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Photo courtesy / credit goes to Tempo

He writes poetry, short stories, film and book reviews and essays on history and art. His works have been published in national newspapers, magazines and journals. His first poetry collection, Odong-odong Fort de Kock (Kabarita: 2013) was short-listed in Khatulistiwa Literary Award 2013 and was selected as the Literary Book of The Year 2013 by Tempo Newsmagazine.


Book(s)


Penyair Revolusioner
Poetry Collection
page(s), Grasindo
17.000 Islands of Imagination, A Bilingual Anthology of Indonesian Writing (2015 UWRF Anthology)
Anthology
267 page(s),
Odong-Odong Fort De Kock
Poetry Collection
91 page(s), Kabarita


Also Mentioned in ...


Emerging Indonesian Writers for UWRF 2015 Selected - UWRF News (May 01, 2015)
Literary award gives nod to historically themed work by Meghan Downes - Jakarta Post (Nov 27, 2013)



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