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  • Like Death Approaching & Other Poems

    A trilingual edition in English, German and Indonesian

    Series Book 3 - BTW
    German title: Wie der Tod der kommt ohne etwas zu sagen und andere GedichteIndonesian title: Seperti Ajal yang Datang Tanpa Bicara dan puisi lainnyaAcep Zamzam Noor’s poems wrap silence around images of death and failure. Beauty and, ofcourse, life itself is transitory. They are things that quickly pass, remindsNoor. The reader, when trying to uncover the meaning of the poet’s surrealscenes, ... Read more

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  • From Batavia to Jakarta in Poetry

    A trilingual edition in English, German and Indonesian

    Series Book 24 - BTW
    German Title: Von Batavia bis Jakarta in GedichtenIndonesian Title: Dari Batavia ke Jakarta dalam Sajak dan puisi lainnyaZeffry Alkatiri’s poetry collection is a romp through history in verse. These poems are flashes of past events that are unrolled to form a historical mosaic of Indonesia’s capital city. Starting with the Dutch turning Jakatra into Batavia, the poems paint a unique picture of the ... Read more

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