Poetry: Two Reflections
Writer, translator, and educator Jeddie Sophronius submits two poems that feed the senses. Read more. Continue reading Poetry: Two Reflections
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Interview: Adithya Pratama
“I enjoy the aspect of the live performance. I enjoy the fact that, with theater, one performance will be very different from the other.” Continue reading Interview: Adithya Pratama
Interview: Putu Jane
“It’s a very touchy subject, a very emotional subject, and I think Indonesia itself, for me, is my biggest source of inspiration but also my biggest source of trauma and heartbreak.” Continue reading Interview: Putu Jane
Interview: Tiffany Tsao
“It’d be really cool if there was more Indonesian literature in translation, more authors being translated, and wider diversity and better quality.” Continue reading Interview: Tiffany Tsao
Interview: Aria Danaparamita
“I would encourage people to learn about the history of the making of Indonesia, and that the thing we call Indonesia isn’t in fact a static entity.” Continue reading Interview: Aria Danaparamita
Interview: Adrianne Walujo
“To have unity, you don’t have to be the same kind of people, you don’t need to throw away parts of you that make you different.” Continue reading Interview: Adrianne Walujo
Interview: Sally and Emily
Meet Sally Ann and Emily May, two sisters based in Sydney, Australia, making their mark on the photography world. Continue reading Interview: Sally and Emily
Interview: Rani Pramesti
“I just really, really needed to tell stories that had to do with my cultural heritage, and I really needed to connect with people who were of my cultural background. I was really hungry for that.” Continue reading Interview: Rani Pramesti
Interview: Woven Kolektif
“I’ve always made work mostly about place and memory, and so I was sort of making work indirectly about remembering places in Indonesia.” Continue reading Interview: Woven Kolektif
Interview: Leila S. Chudori
“I never even think about why I want to write. It is like breathing.” Continue reading Interview: Leila S. Chudori
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