Donny Anggoro

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Donny Anggoro is an Indonesian poet, novelist and journalist, born in Jakarta, November 1975. Anggoro co-founded the first Indonesian literary website, Cybersastra.net.

In August 2002 he was invited to The International Society of Poets Convention and Symposium after his English poem “In My Time” was selected for the “Letters from The Soul” collection. In September 2002 he was invited as a juror in Khatulistiwa Literary Award from The Khatulistiwa Foundation.

Anggoro currently lives in Jakarta, working as a journalist and freelance editor/translator.

Contents

[edit] Books

  • Episode Anak Negeri (poetry, Pustaka Indie, 2000)
  • Sastra Yang Malas (essay, Tiga Serangkai, 2004) ISBN 979-668-480-2
  • […] dan Cerita-cerita Lainnya (short story, Jalasutra, 2004) ISBN 979-3684-01-1

[edit] Anthology

[edit] Poetry

  • Graffiti Gratitude (YMS/Angkasa Bandung, 2001)
  • Malam Merah Putih (Dinas Kebudayaan DKI Jakarta, 2001)
  • Nyanyian Integrasi Bangsa (Korrie Layun Rampan, ed, puisi, Balai Pustaka, 2001)
  • Cyberpuitika (YMS,2002) Malam Bulan (MSJ/LabaLaba, 2002)
  • Letters From The Soul (The International Library of Poetry, 2002)
  • Maha Duka Aceh (PDS HB Jassin, 2005)
  • Les Cyberletters : antologi puisi cyberpunk (YMS, 2005)
  • Nubuat Labirin Luka (Imparsial,2005)
  • Jogja 5,9 Skala Richter (KSI-Komunitas sastra Indonesia/Bentang, 2006)

[edit] Essays

  • Cyber Graffiti (YMS/Angkasa Bandung, 2002)
  • Cyber Graffiti (revised edition/ Jendela, 2004)

[edit] Short stories

  • Batu Merayu Rembulan (Yayasan Damar Warga, 2003) Kota yang Bernama dan Tak Bernama (Dewan Kesenian Jakarta/Bentang Budaya, 2003)

[edit] Translated or edited

  • Malam Merah Putih (with Endo Senggono and Slamet Rahardjo Rais, Dinas Kebudayaan DKI Jakarta, 2001)
  • The Sax, novel by Sujiwo Tejo (with Rusdy Rukmarata, EKI, 2003)
  • Olive Street, novel by Susan Errington (Pustaka Tangga, 2004)
  • Harrison Bergeron-Kurt Vonnegut Isi Saku si Mati-Jack Finney

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