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Author Marion Bloem: ‘Indonesian Grandma Moemie Predicted 9/11’
By: Yvette Benningshof Dutch writer with Indonesian roots Marion Bloem stands in the spotlights this year. She has gracefully reached the age of 60 and celebrates a...
Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2012
The Ubud Writers & Readers Festival 2012 has chosen as its theme This Earth of Mankind: Bumi Manusia, from the title of an epic best selling book by one of...
Indonesian Writer & Activist Ayu Utami: ‘I love Indonesia with Pain in my Heart’
By: Yvette Benningshof Questioning politics, human behavior and her own religion made Ayu Utami into a taboo breaking writer, journalist and activist. She gained...
Brace Yourself, SBY, a Sack of Postcards is Coming
By: Reza Daffi In the award-winning clay-animated film Mary and Max, the two main characters find a best friend in each other through letters. Mary Daisy Dinkle and...
Bernice Chauly: ‘Growing up with Ghosts’
By: Melissa Lin Bernice Chauly is a writer, photographer, poet, lecturer and film-maker. Having been active in the Kuala Lumpur arts scene for almost two decades,...
Write for Latitudes.nu: Share your Views on Southeast Asia!
By: Latitudes Have you always dreamed of becoming a writer? Do you consider yourself an unlicensed wordsmith? Latitudes.nu is always on the lookout for fresh talent. ...
Filipino Books for the Lazy Reader
By: Jesse Pizarro Boga It's never too late to make reading a habit. If you have short-attention span like me, consider the following Filipino titles that turned me...
Online Journalism in Southeast Asia
By: Latitudes Southeast Asia is one of the fastest growing online markets worldwide! Internet access and speed differ widely, ranging from Singapore with its ...
Interview with Julya Oui, Author of Bedtime stories from the Dead of the Night
By: Melissa Lin Julya Oui loves a good story, and writes to appease her imagination and reaffirm her sanity. She loves dreaming up things and making them come alive...
