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Puthut EA

Writer

Born Rembang (Mar 28, 1977), currently resides in Yogyakarta
Personal Web http://puthutea.com
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An author of short stories, novels, plays, essays, and journalism. He has published fifteen books, including the short story compilation Drama Itu Berkisah Terlalu Jauh (That Drama Has Gone Too Far, 2014) from which “Koh Su” was translated. He also researches social issues and serves as an educator for various nonprofits throughout Indonesia. He is the founder and manager of the alternative media website http://www.mojok.co. He currently lives in Yogyakarta.


Book(s)


Drama Itu Berkisah Terlalu Jauh
Collection of Short Stories
184 page(s), EA Books
Smokol: Cerpen Kompas Pilihan 2008
Collection of Short Stories
169 page(s), Penerbit Buku Kompas
Cinta di Atas Perahu Cadik: Cerpen KOMPAS Pilihan 2007
Collection of Short Stories
166 page(s), Penerbit Buku Kompas


Work(s) in Translation


Koh Su, published in Transpacific Literary Project: Residue




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