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Orinthia Lee
WriterBorn Jakarta (Jan 13, 1982), currently resides in Jakarta
Personal Web http://orinthiaandbooks.blogspot.com/
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Personal Web http://orinthiaandbooks.blogspot.com/
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Author of “Why Always Me?” and “I’mpossible”, also contributed in “Antologi Cerpen Kota Cerita”. She is one of MetroPop’s Team for Gramedia Writing Project 2013. The novel called “Teater Boneka” already published in the end of March 2014, written with Ayu Rianna and Emilya Kusnaidi. A member of Blogger Buku Indonesia.
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