Tulisan ini dikembangkan dari teks untuk kuliah singkat yang saya sampaikan pada Webinar HPI 16 bertajuk “Penerjemahan Sastrawi & Suara sang Pengarang” yang diselenggarakan pada tanggal 20 Februari 2021. Meski […]
short story by Caroline Wong | translation by Dalih Sembiring | original Indonesian can be read here In the coolness of dawn, Mamak would appear in her kitchen. She would […]
Dalih Sembiring & Lisa Siregar | Jakarta Globe, August 14, 2009 Indonesians have a weakness for ghosts. Parents tell their children to stay inside after dusk, or risk being snatched by […]
by Labodalih Sembiring | originally published in the Jakarta Globe in January 2011 | salvaged and back-translated from this blog The dirt path meandered up and down, cutting through small […]
short story by Caroline Wong | translation by Dalih Sembiring | original Indonesian “Upik Labu” was published in Jawa Pos I HATED that woman, who always wore that pumpkin-yellow dress with […]
short story by Caroline Wong | translation by Dalih Sembiring | original Indonesian “Juru Sita Cinta” can be read here The rumbles! From holding it all back. From shutting up all […]
short story by Caroline Wong | translation by Dalih Sembiring | link to original Indonesian “Sarce, Pergi dan Menghilang” has been removed following author’s request MY SKIN is the color […]
by Andrew Morris Originally published on go.proz.com; download the PDF here. The facts are enough to make your mind boggle. Indonesia is a vast archipelago in Southeast Asia, made up […]
On Twitter, I was recently reminded of this short interview in April 2016 with Eric M. B. Becker of Words Without Borders. It’s related to my nomination for Man Booker […]
“Malapetaka” macam apa yang harus dialami klien agar tak lagi meremehkan fungsi seorang penerjemah? Contoh yang akan saya sampaikan di sini mungkin tak terlalu parah untuk bisa disebut suatu petaka. […]
