Category: The Jakarta Post

The Warrior’s Sword

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Short Story by Eko Triono (The Jakarta Post, March 12, 2018) When I returned home after having purchased a water…

Memories

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Short Story by Latifa Sekarini (The Jakarta Post, February 26, 2018) My father’s first love had been a woman who…

Sway of the Swing

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Short Story by Yudhi Herwibowo (The Jakarta Post, February 12, 2018) The breeze passing through the leaves sounded like the…

Dusk

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Short Story by Sonia Vashishta Oberoi (The Jakarta Post, January 29, 2018) Seventy-year-old Bapak Gilang sat in his favorite rocking…

The Ocean in Between

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Short Story by Maggie Tiojakin (The Jakarta Post, December 18, 2017) It was her thirty-seventh birthday today, and he —…

Given Another Life

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Short Story by Jonathan Tan (The Jakarta Post, December 04, 2017) Five minutes to three in the early hours of…

The Party

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Short Story by Devina Heriyanto (The Jakarta Post, November 20, 2017) The military is rounding people up,” my boss said,…

The Helper’s Man

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Short Story by A.J. Anwar (The Jakarta Post, November 6, 2017) The nagging would come later. At the moment, the…

Sea Foam

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Short Story by Latifa Sekarini (The Jakarta Post, October 23, 2017) Everyone in school knew exactly how I had developed…

What’s on Sunday?

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Short Story by Maggie Tiojakin (The Jakarta Post, October 16, 2017) It was not yet 10:30 a.m., but more than…