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W. Sanavero
Writer
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Welda Sanavero, popularly known by name, W. Sanavero, Born Blora (Jan 17, 1995), currently resides in Delhi, India
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Prose author or best seller book “Perempuan Yang Memesan Takdir” (Penerbit Buku Mojok, 2018). She has published 3 books in prose since 2018, The latest book is prose ‘Perempuan Yang Berjalan Sendirian” and several fictional works that have been released in media and newspapers.
Her works consist of discussing the culture of urban society which captures the solitude and self-reflections of women.
As a graduated Master of Art (M.A) in World Literature at Nalanda International University, India. She has a wider point of view of seeing another window to capture the world. Her enthusiasm for Literary tradition encouraged her to raise her voice through writing and become a movement.
Book(s)
Perempuan yang Memesan Takdir
Collection of Short Stories
102 page(s), Buku Mojok
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