From January 14 to March 15, Yayasan Mudra Swari Saraswati, the non-profit organization behind Ubud Writers & Readers Festival (UWRF), put out its annual call to emerging writers across Indonesia: …
Read moreYayasan Mudra Swari Saraswati, lembaga nirlaba yang menaungi Ubud Writers & Readers Festival (UWRF), dengan bangga mengumumkan bahwa 15 penulis emerging telah terpilih dari penjuru nusantara Indonesia untuk ikut bergabung …
Read moreAs part of its mission to spotlight Indonesia’s emerging writers and raise their voices alongside those of the nation’s most respected authors, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival has announced …
Read moreThree poems by Gemi Mohawk In Indonesian a sajak is a short, concise poem that places great importance on the language’s sounds, whether equivalence, contrast, or similarity. Gemi Mohawk writes …
Read moreThe Dancer by Royyan Julian Pali, a beautiful young dancer, falls in love with Muson, a married, influential strongman. The inevitable ensues… bubbling gossip, jealousy, a quest for revenge with …
Read moreEach year, we partner with the Emerging Writers’ Festival to support aspiring authors in Indonesia and Australia. After having her work published in our annual anthology last year, Indonesian writer …
Read moreI Chose a Guerilla’s Path by E. Rokajat Asura Widely respected to this day, General Sudirman was the first commander-in-chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces during the Indonesian National Revolution. …
Read moreThe Wound Worshipper and Three Decades by Nersalya Renata A sleepless man cannot recover from the loss of his beloved, whose death grows like a wound in his heart. A …
Read moreWhite Tiger, girl tiger by Soetan Radjo Pamoentjak On the night of a full moon, Kalamai village is heavy with a stifling heat. Puti Mawarni opens her bedroom window to …
Read moreLiterature That Makes You Smart by Dimas Indiana Senja In this short and compelling essay, Dimas Indiana Senja introduces us to Eko Prazt Tyo, who established a place of learning …
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