Yogyakarta, Indonesia The warung was in the southern side of Yogyakarta, where the city met the southbound highway, far from...
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The Seoul International Book Fair, started in 1954, claims to be the biggest event of its kind in Korea with...
Before the establishment of the Lontar Foundation, there was virtually no place in the world where one could find...
Kitaab presents exclusive excerpts from “Asia Reborn: A Continent rises from the ravages of Colonialism and War to a New...
By Theo Kalangi In March 2016, a study conducted by Central Connecticut State University (CCTU) entitled “Most Literate Nation of the...
Recent tensions surrounding religious and ethnic intolerance in Indonesia can place individuals with alternative or liberal views on the sidelines,...
Prize-winning Indonesian novelist Eka Kurniawan isn't for the squeamish. Freighted with semen, menstrual blood, excrement and urine, his tour-de-force, “Beauty...
In August 2016, six members of Danish parliament from across the political spectrum cancelled their fact-finding trip to Australia’s offshore...
Language cannot merely be defined as a tool to convey meaning as part of human communication. Its significance as transferor...
Indonesia's Eka Kurniawan has won the Financial Times and OppenheimerFunds Emerging Voices fiction award for Man Tiger, along with Brazil's Clarissa Campolina (who won...
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