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NONFICTION The London Book Fair 2022
NONFICTION CATALOGUE
2 Non Fiction
Celebrating Resilience
While the world is slowly moving forward to be free from the shackles of the pandemic, we cannot help but pause and
reflect. We were forced, to rearrange our priorities, adapting ourselves to these challenges. We dig deep to find the strength
to move forward, to survive.
Within the lockdowns, the self-isolation - we find solace in books, to take off our minds for a moment from all of the
sufferings. We seek inspiration, we seek bravery, we seek resilience.
Indonesian are resilient. We survived colonialism, we survived waves of natural disasters, we survived the
tragedies - and we lived to tell you our tales.
As you can see in our books, we celebrate resilience - you can read our brave history, our enchanting tales, our thrilling
stories. You can see our dynamic pages of illustrations. You will find our diverse content offering you a new perspective
and narrative. Ranging from commercial to literary fiction, our superheroes in our comics, delicious recipes in our cook
books, and also great stories in our children's books.
In the London Book Fair, we also bring a spirit of collaboration, together with the Ministry of Tourism and CreativeEcono-
my, we’re bringing you some of
the best publishers and agencies from Indonesia. We’d love to have our content published in your country.
We think that our selection here can give you a glimpse of what we have to offer. There is so much more to come from
Indonesia. Come on, take a look, and you will be inspired.
Yani Kurniawan Wedha Stratesti Anton Kurnia
Evelyn Ghozali Hikmat Darmawan Zen Hae
The Team:
Yani Kurniawan, Head of the Technical Team for the London Book Fair 2022
Wedha Stratesti, Deputy of the Technical Team for the London Book Fair 2022
Anton Kurnia, Curator
Evelyn Ghozalli, Curator
Hikmat Darmawan, Curator
Zen Hae, Curator
3 Non Fiction
The Banda Journal
Original Title
The Banda Journal
Author
Muhammad Fadli
& Fatris MF
Category
Non Fiction, Photoessays &
Documentaries
The Banda Journal highlights the legacy of centuries-long colonization and
Language
exploitation in the remote Indonesian Banda Islands. An archipelago comprises Indonesian, English
of twelve small islands surrounded by vast sea, Banda was the setting of some
earliest European ventures in Asia and played a key role in global economic
history. It is because Banda was once the world's only source of the highly prized Copyrights
nutmeg, an aromatic spice functioned as preservative and believed as cure for
various illnesses in the Middle Ages. The race for the valuable spices sent the Available
Portuguese navigating the Cape of Good Hope, led Christopher Columbus'
discovery of America, and saw the birth of the world's first multinational trading
company: the Dutch East India Company. In Banda, like in many other places, the Number of Pages
spice race resulted in the islanders’ misery. And these days, Banda Islands is
nothing more than just a backwater. 240
From 2014 to 2017, photographer Muhammad Fadli and writer Fatris MF
documented stories from the Banda Islands through a repeated visits and stays. Dimension
The result is a book filled with photographs combined with writing, hoping to 16.5 x 24 cm
give an insightful view from various facets of life on the islands, its past and its
present state.
ISBN
978-173-545-210-4
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Muhammad Fadli is a Sumatran-born Indonesian photographer based in Jakarta, Indonesia,
Jordan Jordan Edition
focusing on documentary and portrait photography. His personal projects explore different themes 2021
such history, subculture, environment, and social issues. He splits his time between editorial
assignments, corporate and commercial works, personal projects, and as a father of a young
daughter.
He is the cofounding member of Arka Project, an independent collective of Indonesian
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Photographers, and also a Climate Change reporting fellow of The GroundTruth Project. These -
days, apart from being a photographer, he also acts as photo editor and multimedia producer.
Fatris MF was interested in literature while studying at the Hamka Islamic Boarding School and
started writing travel articles after college. Hails from West Sumatra, he has won two best travel
writing awards from the Ministry of Tourism and produced three anthologies of travel notes: Email
Merobek Sumatra (2015), Kabar dari Timur (2018), serta Lara Tawa Nusantara (2019). His last
book, The Banda Journal, is published in 2021." info@jordanjordan.co
4 Non Fiction
A Long Way Home
Original Title
Jalan Panjang untuk
Pulang
Author
Agustinus Wibowo
Category
Non Fiction,
Travel Literature
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
The Long Way to Go Home is a collection of stories and essays from various
locations that Augustine has visited, which invites us to experience various
dimensions of the journey. From a physical journey to an inner journey. From
seeing the outside world to going inside. From searching to finding true Number of Pages
meaning. 464
Dimension
13.5 x 20 cm
ISBN
978-602-06-4757-9
Agustinus Wibowo is an Indonesian travel writer and travel photographer. He is the pioneer of a
new genre in Indonesian travel literature by allowing readers to experience the writer’s physical,
spiritual and emotional journey as they contemplate their own conflicts and anxieties.
Publisher & Year
Gramedia Pustaka Utama
2021
Phone
+62878 8843 2798
Email
intanfanggraini@gramedia.com
wedhasy@gramedia.com
5 Non Fiction
Indonesian National Parks: The Jewel of the
Nation's Heritage
Original Title
Taman Nasional Indonesia:
Permata Warisan Bangsa
Author
Pungky Widiaryanto
Category
Non Fiction,
Reference
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
This book contains the history and uniqueness of 54 Indonesian National Parks
since the Dutch East Indies. Since Indonesia's independence, it was only in the
1980s that the Indonesian government paid serious attention to a number of
areas to become national parks, up to 54 as they are now. Number of Pages
328
This book is compiled based on the author's experience working in conservation
development planning, with theories from various sources.
Dimension
14 x 21 cm
ISBN
978-602-481-563-9
Pungky Widiaryanto was born in Bantul, April 17, 1983. Every day he is involved in nature
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conservation and forestry planning. Pungky also writes articles in mass media, magazines, and KPG
scientific journals. He is actively involved in the preparation of studies and public policy
documents. 2021
Phone
+62878 8843 2798
Email
intanfanggraini@gramedia.com
wedhasy@gramedia.com
6 Non Fiction
The House in The Land of Spices
Original Title
Rumah di Tanah Rempah:
Perjalanan Memaknai Rasa
dan Aroma Indonesia
Author
Nurdiyansah Dalidjo
Category
Non Fiction,
Travel literature
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
The House in the Land of Spices contains travel stories that invites readers to
get to know Indonesia beyond the trajectory of time through the spice
tradition. The stories are not only compiled from various literary sources, but
also through conversations with people you meet on your journey while tasting Number of Pages
the delicious flavors and aromas of spice gardens, shops, coffee shops, 486
markets, and kitchens.
Dimension
13.5x20cm
ISBN
978-602-06-3967-3
Nurdiyansah Dalidjo is an interdisciplinary writer, researcher, and activist who seeks to memorial-
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ize the role of spices as the ingredients that fueled the revolution in Indonesia. He started his Gramedia Pustaka Utama
career as a journalist at Yayasan Jurnal Perempuan and has a master's degree in tourism through
scholarship program from the Ministry of Education and Culture. Since graduating, he has gained 2020
over 10 years’ experience in Development issues with a focus on ethical and sustainable tourism,
indigenous issues, and social justice.
Phone
+62878 8843 2798
Email
intanfanggraini@gramedia.com
wedhasy@gramedia.com
7 Non Fiction
Tales of the Lands Beneath the Winds - Tracing the Indonesian
Archipelago's Maritime Role in the History of the Spice Trade
Original Title
Kisah Negeri-Negeri di Bawah Angin
- Jejak Kemaritiman Nusantara dalam
Sejarah Perniagaan Rempah
Author
Dewi Kumoratih, Yanuardi Syukur,
Irfan Nugraha, Bram Kushardjanto,
Prisinta Wanastri
Category
Non Fiction,
History
This book tells about the history of the "Spice Route" of Indonesian Archipelago Language
from time to time which is closely related to Indonesian Archipelago as a Indonesian
maritime nation. Long before European colonialism, Indonesian Archipelago had
become an important hub of global trade through its spice commodities which
created intercultural exchanges and transformed world civilizations. Currently,
the "Spice Route" is under submission by the Indonesian Government as a world
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heritage site to UNESCO. All rights available
Number of Pages
237
Dewi Kumoratih is a Visual Communication Design lecturer at Bina Nusantara University who has
an interest in history and culture. She is currently pursuing her doctoral studies in anthropology. In
between her teaching activities, she is active as a designer, a community activist for public learning
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about Indonesian, including being a freelance writer. 24 x 24 cm
Yanuardi Syukur is a lecturer in Anthropology at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Khairun
University, Ternate. Over the last 14 years, this doctoral candidate has produced 60 books related
to Islamic studies, biographies, socio-politics, and anthropology. As a literacy activist, he often
becomes a speaker at various scientific conferences both national and international.
ISBN
Irfan Nugraha is a lecturer in Anthropology at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences,
978-602-53712-0-2
University of Indonesia. Apart from teaching, he is a researcher with a keen interest in cultural
diversity, identity, conflict and reconciliation.
Bram Kushardjanto is an art and culture activist. He did extensive studies and observations on the
development of art and various cultural phenomena of urban society. In addition to writing scripts
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and producing for tradition-based performing arts, he has developed many creative ideas for Negeri Rempah
various socio-cultural programs.
Foundation
Prisinta Wanastri is a librarian as well as a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Library
Science and Information at the Faculty of Manners and Humanities, Syarif Hidayatullah State 2020
Islamic University. As a researcher, she is interested in tourism studies that focus on emic studies
on community-based tourism development. Phone
Dian Parmantia is a visual communication designer who has a high interest in Indonesian arts and 0812-19480890
culture. Her works in graphic design lays in the production of books with the theme of Indonesian
culture such as Kebaya Negeriku, Indonesian Embroidery, Story of Indonesian Antique Jewelery
adorn bookstores in Indonesia, including the Frankfurt Book Fair.
Email
kumoratih.kushardjanto@gmail.com
yayasannegerirempah@gmail.com
info@negerirempah.org
8 Non Fiction
Introduction to Islamic Philosophy
Original Title
Mengenal Filsafat Islam
Author
Haidar Bagir
Category
Non Fiction, Religion,
Philosophy
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
When the word “philosophy” is mentioned, imagine the difficult and complicated Published by Mizan Publishers
words—sometimes absurd and far-fetched—just to talk about something that PT Mizan Pustaka
have no clear use. At best, people would consider it as a “higher knowledge” that
only a handful of people with somewhat odd tastes will understand. In fact,
philosophy is the mother of paradigm developments or world developments, Number of Pages
whether we realize it or not, that has always been the basic of science 196
developments. In philosophy, the concepts about God, nature (creation),
humans, ethics, happiness, even politics and various other concepts that are
central to human life are discussed and formulated. Dimension
13 x 20.5 cm
Haidar Bagir was born in Surakarta, February 20, 1957. He earned a bachelor's degree majoring in
Industrial Technology, ITB (1982); a master's degree from The Center for Middle Eastern Studies,
Harvard University, USA (1992); and a doctoral degree majoring in Philosophy, University of
ISBN
Indonesia, Indonesia (UI) with a year of research (2000-2001) at the Department of History and 978-602-441-017-4
Philosophy of Science, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA.
As the recipients of three Fullbright scholarships, his name was on the list of 500 Most Influential
Muslims for several years in a row (The Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center, 2011). On August
17, 2020, Haidar Bagir received the Farabi International Award from the Ministry of Science and
Technology of the Islamic Republic of Iran for his contribution to the development of cultural
Publisher & Year
sciences and Islamic studies (Humanities and Islamic Studies). Mizan
Apart from being busy managing educational and social foundations and being president director 2020
of a publishing house, he has written several books, including: The Pocket Book of Mysticism;
Islamic Philosophy Pocket Book; What Do You Pray For?; Heaven in the World, Heaven in the
Hereafter; The New Era of Ethical Management; Between AlFarabi and Khomeini: Political
Philosophy of Islam; Islam, the Faith of Love and Happiness (English-edition published by Kube Phone
Publishing, London, 2017); Learning Life from Rumi; Drinking Rumi's Love; The Universe of Love:
Introduction to the Thought of Ibn 'Arabi; Mysticism Epistemology; From Allah To Allah; Knowing +62856 2456 4845
Mysticism; Restoring Schools, Restoring People; and Religious Science, Scientific Religion. He is
also still actively giving religious and educational lectures in a number of institutions; a speaker at a
number of scientific seminars, especially studies on contemporary Islamic philosophy and thought.
In addition, he has served as Editor-in-Chief of The Kanz Philosopia, Jakarta; Regional Coordinator
of the International Society for Islamic Philosophy; Board Member of Global Compassionate Email
Council; and Founder of the Islamic Love Movement, as well as a lecturer at ICAS and STFI
Sadra, Jakarta.
promosi@mizan.com
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Kebaya Stories
Original Title
Kisah Kebaya
Buku Sastra Rempah ini membuktikan bahwa semesta remp
urusan spasial, ekonomi-bisnis, gastronomis, dan politis,
urusan kultural khususnya seni. Ternyata kita tidak hanya be
jalur rempah, lalu lintas rempah, komoditas rempah, pern
Prof. Dr. Novi Anoegrajekti, M.Hum. budi daya rempah, dan kedaulatan wilayah rempah serta dip
Guru Besar Ilmu Sastra Indonesia tetapi juga seni rempah. Buktinya, dengan gamblang buku i
Fakultas Bahasa dan Seni panorama sastra rempah sebagai salah satu bentuk ekspre
Universitas Negeri Jakarta
Dalam buku ini disuguhkan bukan hanya wawasan remp
rempah dalam sastra Indonesia dan Daerah, tetapi jug
metafora rempah dalam sastra Indonesia dan Daerah. Hal ini
ada tautan mutualistis antara rempah dan sastra di Indones
Author
masa lalu, tetapi juga masa kini dan masa depan selama
sumber inspirasi dan bahan penciptaan sastra Indonesia da
Dr. Sastri Sunarti, M.Hum. kita menyaksikan misi Jalur Rempah bukan kegiatan nostalg
Peneliti Sastra program antisipatif dan visioner yang hendak merawat, m
Didiet Maulana
Badan Pengembangan dan
bahkan memajukan dunia dan budaya rempah Indonesia. Se
Pembinaan Bahasa
tak hanya menghubungkan, melainkan juga melengkapi d
misi dan konteks Jalur Rempah. Dapat dikatakan, mom
buku Sastra Rempah ini memperkuat segenap program Jal
sekarang tengah digerakkan oleh Kemendikbudristek kh
Kebudayaan.
Drs. Sudartomo Macaryus, M.Hum. Ananto Kusuma Seta, Ph.D.
Dosen Linguistik Deskriptif Ketua Komite Jalur Rempah Kemendikbudristek RI
FKIP Universitas Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa
Yogyakarta
Penulis
Aprinus Salam • Ari Ambarwati • Asri Sundari • Bani Sudardi dan Dwi S
Budi Agung Sudarmanto • Dian Susilastri • Djoko Saryono • Ekna Satriyati
Category
Eva Leiliyanti, Eka Nurcahyani, dan Ayu Chumaeroh • Fitri Nura Murti • Gu
Heru S.P. Saputra, Titik Maslikatin, dan Edy Hariyadi • Hilmar Farid • I Nyom
Imam Qalyubi • Ina A. Velomena Samosir Lefaan dan Eko Purnomo T
Latifah Ratnawati, Armilia Sari, dan Dina Nurtaati • Latifatul Izzah dan Mujiburr
Mohd. Harun • Muhsyanur • Nawiyanto • Ni Wayan Sumitri dan I Way
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Prof. Dr. Djoko Saryono, M.Pd. Novi Anoegrajekti, Ifan Iskandar, dan Endah Imawati • Nurhayati, Nyayu
dan Medio Lailatin Nisphi • Nurnaningsih • Pipit Mugi Handayani • Prasetyo A
Guru Besar Ilmu Pendidikan Sastra Indonesia
Rita Inderawati • Sance A. Lamusu • Sastri Sunarti • Setya Yuwana Sudikan •
Fakultas Sastra Suantoko • Sudartomo Macaryus, M. Rus Andianto, dan Ida Nurul Chasan
Universitas Negeri Malang Sukatman • Sumiman Udu • Susi Darihastining dan Nisryna Nuriefatin • Suw
Reference
Thera Widyastuti • Tom Hoogervorst • Trisna Kumala Satya Dewi • W
Yeni Artanti • Yoseph Yapi Taum
Prof. Dr. I Nyoman Darma Putra, M.Litt.
Guru Besar Ilmu Sastra Indonesia
Fakultas Ilmu Budaya
Language
Universitas Udayana Harga P. Jawa Rp305.000,-
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
Kebaya Stories is written by a famous Indonesian designer and the founder of
IKAT Indonesia, Didiet Maulana, based on his research, experience, and
feelings about the Kebaya. It is a full-color book that summarizes the history of
the Kebaya from time to time with holistic reviews and personal thoughts Number of Pages
about Kebaya from the author himself. 340
Dimension
14 x 21cm
ISBN
Didiet Maulana is a famous Indonesian designer born in Jakarta on January 18, 1981. Didiet 978-602-06-3610-8
graduated from the architecture school at the Parahyangan Catholic University in Bandung, West
Java. In 2011, Didiet established his own brand, IKAT Indonesia, with a mission to develop an
Indonesian woven fabric as the focus of his fashion line.
Publisher & Year
Gramedia Pustaka Utama
2021
Phone
+62878 8843 2798
Email
intanfanggraini@gramedia.com
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Spice Literature R
Original Title
Sastra Rempah
SAST R A R E M P A H
Editor: Novi Anoegrajekti, Sastri Sunarti, Sudartomo Macaryus, Djoko Saryono, I Nyoman Darma Putra
nya
uga Setelah mengetahui pala memiliki
gan manfaat sangat besar dari para
ah,
ah, pemburu jalur rempah bangsa Eropa,
kan serta para saudagar dari Arab, Persia,
ah. Cina, dan Ternate - Tidore, tanaman
ogi pala dilindungi dan dijaga dengan
dan
baik, seperti menjaga diri sendiri. Atas
kan
nya pengetahuan yang diperoleh dari
Author
adi bangsa Eropa dan para saudagar,
sini masyarakat asli Fakfak menjadikan
api
pala sebagai salah satu jenis
an,
Novi Anoegrajekti, dkk
ini tumbuhan yang berandil besar
aya dalam kehidupan tradisi
nya dan kepercayaan. Mereka
ang mengidentikkan pala bagai jiwa
jen
dan raga seorang perempuan
(Ina A. Velomena Samosir
Lefaan dan Eko Purnomo
Tunyanan)
Pelayaran hongi merupakan salah
satu memori kolektif masyarakat
Category
Wakatobi atas penebangan cengkih
dan pala di Wakatobi. Dalam sejarah
ef •
Buton, penebangan cengkih dan
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pala ini merupakan salah satu politik
•
• Belanda dalam menekan perdagangan
Editor:
•
rempah ilegal di Kepulauan Tukang
Novi Anoegrajekti, Sastri Sunarti, Sudartomo Macaryus
Besi, khususnya di Wangi-Wangi dan
Djoko Saryono, I Nyoman Darma Putra
Kaledupa. Memori kolektif berupa
jejak penebangan pohon cengkih dan
pala ini menjadi aspek penting dalam
Kata Pengantar kehidupan masyarakat Wakatobi
Dirjen Kebudayaan Republik Indonesia (Sumiman Udu)
HILMAR FARID
Language
Indonesian
Spice Literature is the first book that discusses the theme of spices in a
longitudinal study, from the 17th century to the 21st century. Contains 43
articles that study the topics of spices with various approaches, including
history, anthropology, ethnography, literature, oral traditions, popular culture, Copyrights
herbs, and creative industries. Not only did it reveal the wealth of Indonesian Available
Archipelago's spices resources, but also the power and economic competition
to dominate spices since the colonial era to the use of spices in the creative
industry of today's digital era. The publication of this book is the response and
Indonesian Cultural Suluk (
support from humanities researchers to the Indonesian Government's important Number
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Back Traditions, Stru
agenda in building the Indonesian Archipelago's Spice Route. 906
This book you now holding is a k
Dimension
and materials elaboration that ha
15,5 x 23
Cultural cm Forum” which has
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March 2020, which to this day [h
been stopped [had to be postpon
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kind of recording trying to look b
978-979-21-7095-5
I imagine, on the one hand, can b
The authors of this book are members of the Association of Indonesian Literature Scholars (HISKI)
originating from Aceh to Papua. This book is compiled by the editorial team from various "colonial discourse" as well as (w
universities and research institutes in Indonesia, namely Novi Anoegrajekti (State University of
so that it can produce new formu
Jakarta, Jakarta), Sastri Sunarti (Language Center Agency, Jakarta), Sudartomo Macaryus Publisher & Year
(University of Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa, Yogyakarta), Djoko Saryono (University of Malang, East direction of Indonesian culture, a
Java), and I Nyoman Darma Putra (Udayana University, Bali). PT Kanisius
quintessence of the national "wis
2021
Phone
(0274) 588783
+62813 2877 0363
Email
emmy@kanisiusmedia.co.id
office@kanisiusmedia.co.id11 Non Fiction
The
ERENSI Spiritual Journey of Indonesian Cultures: Looking at Tradition,
The Struggle, and Self-Sovereignty
Original Title
Suluk Kebudayaan Indonesia
Menengok Tradisi, Pergulatan,
dan Kedaulatan Diri
Author
Irfan Afifi (ed.)
Category
Non Fiction
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
Buku Langgar
This book you are holding is a kind of recording of the struggle of discourse and
material that has been presented at the Indonesian Cultural Forum which has
th tobeen
Self-Autonomy)
held since December 16, 2018 to March 7, 2020. It is a kind of recording
e, andthat
Self-Autonomy
tries to look back at the roots of Indonesia's past which I imagine can break Number of Pages
down the legacy of "colonial discourse" also post-colonial in its efforts to lay out 483
a new formula and offer a new direction of Indonesian culture in the process of
its journeyof
of recording of "becoming Indonesia".
“the discourse struggle”
een presented at the “Indonesian Dimension
en held from 16 December 2018 to 7 14 x 21 cm
efully] is still [will] continue, but has
due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is a
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at the roots of Indonesia's past, which
978-623-95458-2-6
ak down or go beyond the legacy of
h continues to exist in ) “post-colonial”,
Irfan Afifi, young humanist born in Ngawi, East Java. Alumnus of Gajah Mada University majoring
ons and offer (2000-2007),
solutions for a new
in Philosophy is currently studying as Imam and the initiator of the study of The
Spiritual Journey of Indonesian Culture. Several books that have been published are, Me, Java and Publisher & Year
the other hand can extract and takeTwilight
the of Modernity (Ircisod, 2019); Not
Islam (Tanda Baca, Yogyakarta, 2019); Habermas,
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ms and knowledge" as well as the
Hidden, But Unseen (Omah Ilmu, 2019); as well as being an editor for Nancy K. Florida's book
entitled Javanese Islam in the Colonial Period, Suluk, Santri, and Javanese Poets (Book Langgar,
2020).
2021
Phone
+62812 2930 3896
Email
bukulanggar@gmail.com12 Non Fiction
Forgotten and Erased (No More): Rereading Ten
Indonesian Women Writers
Original Title
Yang Terlupakan dan Dilupakan:
Membaca Kembali Sepuluh
Penulis Perempuan Indonesia
Author
Ruang Perempuan dan
Tulisan Collective
Category
Non Fiction, Gender Studies,
Indonesian History,
Cultural Studies
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
Indonesian woman writers don't get recognition as much as men writers.
Names like Dahlia, Sugiarti Siswadi, or Hamidah who wrote in the early until
mid-20th century aren't as known as their male counterparts. Confined by the
patriarchal system, some were even almost forgotten. Number of Pages
314 + xviii
This anthology contains studies on the forgotten works and achievements of 10
Indonesian historical female writers, penned by contemporary young women
writers and literary researchers. Dimension
14 x 21 cm
ISBN
978-602-0788-19-7
Ruang Perempuan dan Tulisan Collective was established in 2018 as a project that aimed to
rediscover forgotten Indonesian female writers. Publisher & Year
Marjin kiri
2021
Phone
+62813 8531 9131
Email
redaksi@marjinkiri.com13 Non Fiction
The Art of Solitude: What I Think About When I'm
on My Own Understanding the New Order
Original Title Original Title
The Art of Solitude: Apa yang Mengenal Orde Baru
Kita Pikirkan Ketika Kita
Sendirian
Author Author
Desi Anwar Dhianita Kusuma Pertiwi
Category Category
Non Fiction, Non Fiction,
Self Improvement History
Language Language
English Indonesian
Copyrights Copyrights
All rights available All rights available
"If there is one thing that the Covid 19 Pandemic has taught us, it is "During the 32 years in power, Orde Baru (Soeharto Regime) nhas
how to deal with being alone. Quarantine and Social Distancing, organized all aspects of Indonesian life, from politics, socio-eco-
while keeping us away from each other, has forced us to confront Number of Pages nomics, education, culture, as well as the form of a good family. All Number of Pages
that person we normally have the least time for. Which is our own movements and activities.His fall in 1998, which was followed by
Self. The Self that we have neglected and ignored during our busy
154 Reformasi,did not completely erase allelements and characteris-
xx + 586
lives interacting with the outside world. In this book, a compilation tics of the Suharto government. Therefore, knowledge about Orde
of musings and random thoughts that the author captured during Dimension Baru will always be useful to read the condition of Indonesia. Dimension
the time of the Corona, Desi Anwar tries to show that solitude is 14 x 21 cm Getting to know the New Order is primarily aimed at the younger 14 x 21 cm
neither a torment nor an affliction to be feared and avoided. Indeed, generation who have historical distances from Orde Baru. Arranged
when embraced in its fullness, solitude becomes an art that is both in an encyclopedic form that includes 167 entries, this book is
enlightening and therapeutic. ISBN similar to a dictionary of keywords that formed Orde Baru: ISBN
government institutions, community organizations, ABRI
978-602-06-4833-0 institutions, policies, humanitarian tragedies, Orde Baru's terms
978-623-96940-0-5
used for stigma or refinement of meaning. A useful book for
stripping power.
Publisher & Year Publisher & Year
Gramedia Pustaka Utama EA Books
2021 2021
Phone Dhianita Kusuma Pertiwi graduated from the Department of English
Literature at the State University of Malang and Masters in Literature at the
Phone
+62878 8843 2798 University of Indonesia. He has published a collection of drama scripts +62812 5543 535
Desi Anwar is Writer, Senior TV Anchor, and Journalist based in Jakarta
Pasar Malam for Brojo (2016), the historical fiction novel Harian Keluarga
with almost three decades of experience.
Kiri (2019), the speculative prose Menanam Gamang (2020), and the study
of the shadow puppet play Sesaji Raja Suya: Power and Rasa (2021).
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Are There Tears for The Innocent?
Original Title
Adakah Air Mata untuk
Orang-Orang Tak Bersalah?
Author
Linda Christanty
Category
Essays
Language
Indonesian
Copyrights
All rights available
The Long Way to Go Home is a collection of stories and essays
from various locations that Augustine has visited, which invites us
to experience various dimensions of the journey. From a physical Number of Pages
journey to an inner journey. From seeing the outside world to going 227
inside. From searching to finding true meaning.
Dimension
13 x 19 cm
ISBN
978-623-7284-47-5
Linda Christanty is an author and a journalist. Her works have received
many awards, including Khatulistiwa Literary Awards in 2004 and 2010,
Publisher & Year
awards from the Language Centre of the Ministry of National Education Buku Mojok
(2010 and 2013), and the Best Short Story from Kompas daily. In 1998, 2021
Militarism and Violence in East Timor won a Human Rights Award for best
essay. She also wrote a play on conflict, disaster and peace transformation
in Aceh, and in 2008, the play was performed at the World PEN Forum in
Tokyo. In 2013, she received the SEA Write Award.
Phone
+62878 8843 2798
Email
Kasongan Village
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Pottery Center14 Non Fiction
Jakarta: A Dining History The Lost Homeland
Original Title Original Title
Jakarta: A Dining History
Buku ini mengumpulkan cerita 19 orang Tanah Air Yang Hilang
Indonesia yang terpaksa kehilangan tanah air
dan tinggal di berbagai sudut Eropa. Mereka
berkelana menyeberangi berbagai batas
negara dalam ketakutan, tanpa paspor, untuk
menghindari pengejaran yang dilancarkan
Author oleh sebuah rezim yang bertahta
berdasawarsa lamanya.
Author
Kevindra
K Soemantri etika mendapat suaka di negara baru, mereka lega. Ke-
tika pulang ke Indonesia, mereka menggunakan paspor
Martin Aleida
negara lain. Pada sebentuk hati yang sudah berpuluh tahun
kehilangan tanah air, tanpa paspor yang dulu dipegang
ketika meninggalkan Indonesia, pulang adalah heroisme
yang datang berulang-ulang sampai
akhir hayat.
Category Category
Mereka sudah menjadi warga
negara lain, tetapi Indonesia
tetaplah tanah air mereka.
Non Fiction, Non Fiction, Politic
DE N GAN O R AN G- O R AN G
“K L AYABAN ” DI E RO PA
Kami tak punya kewarganegaraan. Inilah nasib
yang kita tidak nyana. Padahal, posisi kita jelas. Kita
Reference
WAWAN CAR A
setia dan cinta tanah air dengan tujuan kembali ke Indonesia untuk
menyumbangkan sesuai dengan kemampuan kami masing-masing
bagi kemajuan Indonesia. (hlm. 120)
Betul, walau sebagai seorang yang terhalang pulang saya
mendapat pengetahuan, bisa berbahasa Albania, bisa melihat
dunia, tapi apa yang bisa saya sumbangkan untuk Indonesia? Itulah
soalnya. (hlm. 211)
Language Language
MARTIN ALEIDA
Tujuan kami Indonesia, Bung! Bukan Belanda! Pulang untuk mem-
bangun Indonesia. Kami akhirnya tinggal di sini karena situasi yang
tidak memungkinkan kami pulang pada waktu itu. (hlm. 267)
Indonesian Indonesian
MARTIN ALEIDA
Copyrights Copyrights
All rights available
Tanah Air yang Hilang-Martin Aleida [CO] 2017 07 26.indd 1 28/07/2017 13:10:02
All rights available
Jakarta: A Dining History contains the transformation of restaurant The Lost of a Homeland contains the stories of 19 Indonesians who
landscape in Indonesia's capital city, Jakarta, from the 19th century were forced to leave their homeland and lived as exiles in various
to the 1990s. Jakarta today is home to many restaurants that are Number of Pages corners of Europe. They had to cross borders without valid Number of Pages
divided into a very wide scope; from traditional dining places to passports to avoid the seemingly invincible Indonesian regime that
modern restaurants. Not only that, Jakarta seems like a host who
240 had ruled their homeland for decades. Only until they had received
344
accepts anyone and any food to be here from various regions. This asylum from other nations could they go back to their homeland
book perfectly describes how Jakarta has formed a culture of Dimension with foreign passports, but only as guests on Dimension
eating and drinking that cannot be separated from the social life of 13.5 x 20 cm their homelands. 13.5 x 20 cm
the city's people and continues to grow until now.
ISBN ISBN
978-602-06-4909-2 978-602-412-287-4
Publisher & Year Publisher & Year
Gramedia Pustaka Utama Penerbit Buku Kompas
Kevindra Soemantri is Indonesia-based food writer, culinary author, and 2021 Martin Aleida was born in Tanjung Balai in 1943. He spent 40 years of his 2017
restaurant critic. He has written about food and restaurant for newspapers life in Jakarta as a journalist, short stories author, and novelist. Aleida, who
and acknowledged by national and International media. in 2019, Kevindra studied linguistics at Georgetown University, used to work for the UN and
was the narrator and food expert for Indonesia episode of Netflix food Phone various media companies. His short story Leontin Dewangga was Phone
documentary "Street Food". translated into English dan included in Asia Pacific short stories anthology
+62878 8843 2798 which was Published in Boston entitled Another Kind of Paradise. In +62878 8843 2798
2009-2012 he was appointed as a member of the Arts Council of Jakarta
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