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Dwiputri Pertiwi

Writer

Born Leidschendam, The Netherlands (Nov 06, 2015), currently resides in Jakarta
Personal Web http://nowherelandian.com
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Photo courtesy / credit goes to Abdul Kadir Jailani

Dwiputri Pertiwi was born in Leidschendam, The Netherlands and spent most of her life on the move. Her father introduced her to literature at a very young age, but it was during her university years that she realized she wanted to write for a living. She joined Whiteboard Journal’s editorial team shortly after completing her studies and in December 2014, she self-published her first poetry collection, ‘Hiatus’, under her label Nowherelandian. Dwiputri’s writings have also been published by the Murmur Journal.


Book(s)


Hiatus: 30 Poems
Poetry Collection
63 page(s), Self-Publisher


What Media Say


No Hiatus for One Talented Young Indonesian Writer by Marcel Thee — Jakarta Globe (Dec 31, 2014)


Also Mentioned in ...


The Problem With Promoting Indonesian Literature Abroad?: A Simplistic White Gaze by Theodora Sarah Abigail - Jakarta Globe (Mar 05, 2019)
Is Indonesian Literature Written in English Still Indonesian Literature? by Dhania Putri Sarahtika - Jakarta Globe (Apr 12, 2018)




Work(s) in Translation


The Apple and the Tree, by Cicilia Oday, published in Diverse Indonesia: Next Generation (Apr 24, 2016)

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