Ubud Writers Festival
FU Day wisdom from Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler, odd coupled with Asian casinos
Happy Felix Unger Day from Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler, Ubud Writers Festival and Asian casinos.
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Ubud encounters: Chauly, Godden, Wibowo explore identity
Three writers from outside their national mainstream find themselves through writing memoirs.
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Posted in Agustinus Wibowo, Bali, Bernice Chauly, Hong Kong On Air, Indonesian writers, Malaysian writers, memoir writing, Salena Godden, Ubud Writers Festival, UK writers
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Chefs without borders
Leading Indonesian and Malaysian chefs show, like good fences, good food makes good neighbors.
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Posted in ACMI (Aku Cinta Masakan Indonesia), Asia Times, Bali, Chef Wan, Cooking, Hong Kong On Air, Indonesian cuisine, Malaysian cuisine, Ubud Writers Festival, William Wongso
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Ubud encounters: Pamuntjak, Lewis live dangerously in novels on 1965 turmoil
Two new novels try to pry open the books on Indonesia’s 1965-68 mass killings that remain among the nation’s deepest secrets.
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Posted in 1965 upheaval in Indonesia, Bali, Bones of the Dark Moon, Hong Kong On Air, Indonesian Communist Party (PKI), Indonesian history, Laksmi Pamuntjak, Richard E Lewis, The Question of Red, Ubud Writers Festival
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Ubud encounters: Goenawan Mohamad names, reserves judgment on Indonesia’s ‘next president’
Indonesia’s foremost man of letters and so-called conscience of the nation is “watching” presidential frontrunner Joko Widodo but not yet endorsing him.
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