Fiction

SITOR SITUMORANG 143

To Love, To Wander

[ Rindu Kelana ]

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The 1953 publication of Sitor Situmorang’s Green Paper Letters endorsed him as an up-and-
coming poet. Six decades later, he was still active. And now he had curated the hundred plus
poems to be included in this book from the several thousand he wrote. Sitor’s poetry uses
simplicity and clarity to evoke a series of concepts, pictures, and imageries. This collection
gives the readers a poignant blend of his personal experience and philosophical reflection.

Born in North Sumatra, Sitor Situmorang studied in Amsterdam from 1950 to 1953. In the 1950s, he actively
participated in the ongoing cultural discourse, particularly concerning the shape and direction of Indonesian
culture. Over the decades, Sitor won numerous awards, and his works have been translated into English, French,
Dutch, Chinese, Russian, and various other languages.

Category Poetry Page 169 pages Phone + 62 215 74 6 8 8 0
Language English Dimension 14 x 21.6 cm Email jo h n _ m c gl y n n @ l o nt a r.o rg
Copyrights English only and other ISBN 978 6 0 2 914 419 2 Website www.lontar.org
languages from English Publisher The Lontar Foundation

144 TEDDY W. KUSUMA AND MAESY ANG

Seasons

[ Semasa ]

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Coro and Sachi were once best friends, but they are now reunited as cousins who barely know
each other. As they return to their childhood home for one last time, Coro and Sachi confronted
their past, present, and the choices they made along the years. Semasa is a story of a family
growing up and growing apart. The novella describes the tension between two cousins—a
young man disillusioned with life in Jakarta and a young woman who chose to be a global
citizen—and the contrast in how they view life, society, and what it means to be a family.

Writing duo Teddy W. Kusuma and Maesy Ang run POST, an independent bookstore at Pasar Santa, South
Jakarta. Their first book, The Dusty Sneakers: Kisah Kawan di Ujung Sana, was published in 2014. Semasa is their
first fictional work.

Category Novel Page 146 pages Phone +6281511889341
Language Indonesian Dimension 19 x 21 cm Email [email protected]
ISBN 9786026092472 Website -
Publisher POST

TRISKAIDEKAMAN 145

A Guidebook of Fiction Catalogue
Applied Mathematics

[ Buku Panduan
Matematika Terapan ]

A Guidebook of Applied Mathematics is an Indonesian literary novel that interconnects
philosophy and mathematics in a story of love, life, death, purpose, and dreams.

Because of his deafness, young Prima had to leave his school to study under the guidance of
his librarian mother. In his sleep, he dreamed of an encounter with a spirit that opened his mind
to mathematical principles and space-time theorems. Prima then tried to reconcile his dream
life and real life by seeking the answer to the unresolved mathematical P-NP problem.

Meanwhile, Prima developed a lifelong relationship with Tarsa, a boy genius, and his orphan
friend Mantisa. Prima, the scientist, was obsessively driven to answer the P-NP problem which
he believed to be the key to the secrets of the universe without realizing that he was losing the
people he loved the most. But now he has to ask himself: is it all worth it?

Triskaidekaman is a par t-time author who resides in Jakar ta. Her debut novel Buku Panduan Matematika Terapan
[or A Guidebook of Applied Mathematics] (Gramedia Pustaka Utama, 2018) is the 1st winner of 2017 Unnes
International Novel Writing Contest. One of her short stories also wins 1st place in 2017 Bookslife’s Bookscamp,
and one of her online novels win the 2nd place in 2017 Storial Month of Novel Writing. She can be reached on
Twitter or Instagram @triskaidekaman, and by e -mail through [email protected].

Category Novel Page 360 pages Phone +622153650110 ext 3505
Language Indonesian Dimension 20 x 13,5 cm Email [email protected]
ISBN 9786020383026 Website www.gpu.id
Publisher Gramedia Pustaka Utama,
2018

146 TRIYANTO TRIWIKROMO

The Little Death
of Kartosoewirjo

[ Kematian Kecil Kartosoewirjo ]

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This poetry book tells the story of Kartosuwiryo, the figure who wanted to turn Indonesia into
an Islamic state. Kartosuwiryo was an Indonesian Muslim who led the Darul Islam rebellion
against the Indonesian government from 1949 to 1962, with the aim of establishing the Islamic
State of Indonesia based on the sharia law. Islam and the words of the Prophet became
Kartosuwiryo’s role models in carrying out his desire to establish an Islamic state. The poems
in this book display beautiful metaphors about the tumultuous ideas that might have appeared
in Kartosuwiryo’s mind during the last moments before his death sentence in the Seribu
Islands, Indonesia.

Triyanto Triwikromo was born in Salatiga, Central Java, and graduated from Diponegoro University in Semarang
with a master’s degree in literature. He was the winner of the 2009 Language Center Literary Award for the short
story collection, Ular di Mangkuk Nabi. His short stories have also been translated into Swedish. He works as a
lecturer in Creative Writing at his alma mater and as a managing editor at the daily newspaper Suara Merdeka.

Category Poetry Page 128 pages Phone + 62 2 15 3 6 5 0 110
Language Indonesian Dimension 13.5 x 20 cm Fax + 62 215 3 0 0 5 4 5
Copyrights Available Published 2015 Email [email protected]
ISBN 9786020312637 Website -www.gpu.id
Publisher Gramedia Pustaka Utama

UMAR K AYAM 147

Fireflies in Manhattan

[ Seribu Kunang-kunang
di Manhattan ]

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Fireflies in Manhattan is a collection of stories that represent three significant points in the
literary career of Umar Kayam: stories about his time in New York; stories about the 1965
communist coup, which highlight the plights of the innocent victims; and a series of poignant
stories about Lebaran, the annual festival that would make Indonesian Muslims living abroad
long to come home. Umar Kayam’s stories vary greatly concerning subject and tone, but in
each and every one of them, we hear the unmistakable voice of the common man.

The author of a large number of books in different styles and genres, Umar Kayam has gained a highly-deserved
reputation as the voice of the common people. His books include anthologies of short stories, essays, novels, and
also stories for children. In 1967, his shor t stor y A Thousand Fireflies won the Horison Literar y Prize, and in 1987,
he was a recipient of the SEA Write Award.

Category Short stories Page 202 pages Phone +62215756880
Language English Dimension 14 x 21.5 cm Email jo h n _ m c gl y n n @ l o nt a r.o rg
ISBN 9789798083846 Website www.lontar.org
Publisher The Lontar Foundation

148 UMAR K AYAM

Javanese Gentry

[ Para Priyayi ]

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Because of his position as a school teacher, Sastrodarsono returned back to his hometown as
a member of the priyayi class—the Javanese gentries. Little did Sastrodarsono know that his
priyayi privilege would not only make him responsible for his family and his students but also
for his surrounding community as the whole world was changing around them.

Set in several distinct periods of time in Indonesia, the colonial period, the Japanese occupation,
the revolutionary war, and the two decades of social disorder that ended in the mid-1960s with
the rise of Suharto’s New Order regime, The Javanese Gentry is a timeless story of family,
status, love, and above all, responsibility.

The author of a large number of books in different styles and genres, Umar Kayam has gained a highly-deserved
reputation as the voice of the common people. His books include anthologies of short stories, essays, novels, and
also stories for children. In 1967, his shor t stor y A Thousand Fireflies won the Horison Literar y Prize, and in 1987,
he was a recipient of the SEA Write Award.

Category Novel Page xx + 378 pages Phone +62215756880
Language Indonesian Dimension 14 x 21.5 cm Email jo h n _ m c gl y n n @ l o nt a r.o rg
English ISBN 9789798083952 Website www.lontar.org
Publisher The Lontar Foundation

WARIH WISATSANA 149

May Fire & Other Poems

[ Api Bulan Mei dan Puisi Lainnya ]

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The English and German translations of this book were subsidized by the Indonesian
Translation Funding Program

Warih Wisatsana’s poems often present an unusual scene which invites the
reader to question its reality. His poems’ gentle voice reveals that his intention is not to shock
but to guide. He delves into the cultural heritage of the archipelago with no regards of colors
or political identities.

Warih Wisatsana was born in 1965. He spent his childhood in Central Java. In the 1980s he moved to Denpasar
where he saw his first poems published in the Bali Post. While he continues to write ever since, he also works as
the manager and curator of Bentara Budaya Bali, an active art center in Denpasar.

Category Poetry Page 11 x 20 cm Phone +62215756880
Language Indonesian Dimension 14 x 21.5 cm Email jo h n _ m c gl y n n @ l o nt a r.o rg
English ISBN 9786029144727 (EN) Website www.lontar.org
German 9786029144994 (GER)
Publisher The Lontar Foundation

150 WIJI THUKUL

The Grassroot Songs

[ Nyanyian Akar Rumput ]

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This book is Wiji Thukul’s legacy. It contains his poems that speak of the lament of the
Indonesian people, the grass root, the marginalized one.

As an activist and a people’s poet, Wiji Thukul represented the issues of his social class with
such precision. He joined farmers, factory workers, and other poor people to express the
strong conviction that all forms of poverty are not fate or some God-related tribulation, but that
they are the results of greed; the greed of those with political and capital powers.
— Munir Said Thalib, Indonesia’s human rights activist

Wiji Thukul was an Indonesian legendary poet and activist, born in 1963. He is a critic of the government and
Indonesia’s social conditions. He has been missing since 1998.

Category Poetry Page 248 pages Phone + 62 2 15 3 6 5 0 110
Language Indonesian Dimension 13.5 x 20 cm Fax + 62 215 3 0 0 5 4 5
Copyrights Available ISBN 9786020302898 Email [email protected]
Publisher Gramedia Pustaka Utama Website www.gpu.id

YB MANGUNWIJAYA 151

The Weaverbirds

[ Burung-Burung Manyar ]

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A landmark novel, The Weaverbirds is a tale of physical and spiritual struggle. The story spans
the time from the formative days of Indonesia’s independence to Indonesia’s oil crisis in the
mid-1970s. Larasati, the precious daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antana, and Setadewa, the army-
brat son of Captain and Mrs. Brajabasuki, are childhood friends. But as they grow up, they
find themselves at opposite ends of the country’s political spectrum. Yet despite their many
differences, their relationship provides guidance to help them survive in a chaotic world.

Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya ( Y.B. Mangunwijaya), a noted architect and novelist, was also known for his deep -
rooted humanism. In 1992, he won the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for his housing design for rural migrants
living on the banks of the Code River, and in 1996, he won the Ramon Magsaysay literary award. He was renowned
for his wit and his easy going personality.

Category Novel Page xvii + 316 Phone +62215756880
Language English Dimension 14 x 21.5 cm Email jo h n _ m c gl y n n @ l o nt a r.o rg
Language English only and other ISBN 9786029144208 Website www.lontar.org
languages from English Publisher The Lontar Foundation

152 YUSI AVIANTO PAREANOM

Prince Mandasia,
the Beef Thief

Fiction Catalogue [ Raden Mandasia si
Pencuri Daging Sapi ]

Sungu Lembu leads his life holding a grudge against the Kingdom of Gilingwesi and the king,
Watugunung. At the gambling
house, he comes across Prince Mandasia, the twelfth prince of Gilingwesi who is determined
to forestall war between his homeland and the Kingdom of Gerbang Agung. He sees Prince
Mandasia whose penchant so peculiar—stealing cow meat as a way to seek revenge.

They are entangled in a series of thrilling events: a combat against pirates, a rescue of a divine
messenger, an encounter with a vexing chef and a millionaire with a staggering appetite, a
sojourn in a cloth dyeing village that bans the naming of colors, a race against death in the
desert, a purchase and wear of a eunuch’s skin, a scheme to meet Princess Tabassum who
allegedly never sees her own reflection because the mirrors in her palace would break into
pieces for they cannot contain her austere grace, and finally, the great war that later brings in
a rain of thousand corpses.

Yusi Avianto Pareanom is a writer, translator, publisher and a member of the Jakarta Arts Council’s Literature
Committee. For years, he has been working as a journalist for Forum Keadilan and Tempo magazines. His
published works include Rumah Kopi Singa Ter tawa (a collection of stories), A Grave Sin No. 14 and Other Stories
(in Indonesian, English, and German), and Raden Mandasia Si Pencuri Daging Sapi. He also participated in various
theatre and art projects, including I La Galigo—ancient mythology from the Bugis tribe produced by an avant-garde
director, Robert Wilson.

Category Novel Page 450 pages Phone +622122710250
Language Indonesian Dimension 13 x 20 cm Fax + 62 215 3 0 0 5 4 5
Copyrights Available ISBN 9789791079525 Email [email protected]
Publisher Banana Publisher, 2016 Website www.penerbitbanana.com

YUSI AVIANTO PAREANOM 153

The Deception
of Golden Weasel

[ Muslihat Musang Emas ]

Fiction Catalogue

You know that the world is harsh and unbearable most of the time. Maybe you will turn to
deceit just to entertain yourself with thousands of palindromes. Or perhaps you will try to write
detective stories without realizing that your deception will betray you in the end. This satirical
collection of stories will invite you to dive into the darkest trenches of the human soul—the
origin of people with the intention of doing nothing.

Yusi Avianto Pareanom was born in Semarang, 1968, and widely known in Indonesian literature through his short
stories and novel. Yusi received 2016 Khatulistiwa Literary Award in prose for his book, Prince Mandasia, The Beef
Thief. He is a member of Jakarta Arts Council boards and owner of the publishing company Banana.

Category Fiction/Novel Page 246 pages Phone +622122710250
Language Indonesian Dimension 13.8 x 20.3 cm Fax + 62 215 3 0 0 5 4 5
Language Available ISBN 9780791079600 Email [email protected]
Publisher Banana Publisher, 2016 Website www.penerbitbanana.com

154 ZIGGY ZEZSYAZEOVIENNAZABRIZKIE

All the Fish in the Sky

[ Semua Ikan di Langit ]

Fiction Catalogue

“An experimental piece that results in poetic prose. The casual, musical, and some bitter
narration made this novel able to merge the sweet and sour feel at the same time.”

—Jakarta Arts Council Novel Writing Contest 2016 Panel of Judges

This adventure story of a City Bus who was able to think like human beings not only on earth
but also in space is the winner of the Jakarta Art Council’s Best Novel Competition in 2016.
This unique novel features original characters never seen before in other novels; for example,
a talking cockroach and a talking cat. All The Fish In The Sky is an imaginative and reflective
novel that will take you to surprising places beyond your wildest expectations.

Her name is difficult to remember and harder to pronounce, but Ziggy Zesyazeoviennazabrizkie’s novels leave
an indelible mark in her readers’ hearts. Born in Bandar Lampung, October 10th, 1993, she is a student of Law
Department in Pajajaran University, Bandung. Ziggy writes in several fiction genres such as fantasy, romance, and
even family drama.

Category Novel Page 220 pages Phone + 622153650110 ext. 3505
Language Indonesian Dimension 13.5 x 20 cm Fax + 62215300545
Copyrights Indonesia ISBN 9786023758067 Email [email protected]
Publisher Grasindo Publisher Website www.grasindo.id

ZIGGY ZEZSYAZEOVIENNAZABRIZKIE 155

In the Land of Pepper

[ Di Tanah Lada ]

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The author is the winner of:
The 2016 Jakarta Arts Council’s Novel Writing Contest for Semua Ikan di Langit (All the Fish
in the Sky)
The 2014 Jakarta Arts Council’s Novel Writing Contest for Di Tanah Lada (In the Land of Pepper)

Her father had named her Saliva because he did not think that she would amount to anything in
life. Ava and her family had to move to Nero Flat after the death of her grandfather, Kia. Before
his death, Kia gave Ava a dictionary for her birthday present to make sure that Ava will know
how to speak Bahasa Indonesia properly.

In Nero Flat, Ava and her new friend, P, began their adventure—an exciting journey with a
surprising twist.

Ziggy Zesyazeoviennazabrizkie is a two-time winner of the prestigious Jakarta Arts Council’s Novel Writing
Contest with her novels Di Tanah Lada (In the Land of Pepper, 2014) and Semua Ikan di Langit (All the Fish in the
Sky, 2016). Prior to these defining triumphs, she was popular for her pre-teen fantasy and horror stories.

Category Novel Page 224 pages Phone + 622153650110 ext. 3505
Language Indonesian Dimension 13.5 x 20 cm Fax + 62215300545
Copyrights Available ISBN 9786020318967 Email [email protected]
Publisher Gramedia Pustaka Utama Website www.gpu.id

156 ZIGGY ZEZSYAZEOVIENNAZABRIZKIE

The Moon’s Tears

[ Air Mata Bulan ]

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The resurrection of the vampires happens once every couple of years. No human was sure
of this fact because no human was allowed to know how, when, and where this vampire
resurrection took place. A month before the clan’s resurrection, the vampires were finalizing
a plan to terrorize human beings. And no one could stop them except for Archie, a junior high
school student who had never thought that he would have to bear such great responsibility at
his young age.

Her name is difficult to remember and harder to pronounce, but Ziggy Zesyazeoviennazabrizkie’s novels leave
an indelible mark in her readers’ hearts. Born in Bandar Lampung, October 10th, 1993, she is a student of Law
Department in Pajajaran University, Bandung. Ziggy writes in several fiction genres such as fantasy, romance, and
even family drama.

Category Novel Page 344 pages Phone + 62 2 2 -7 8 3 4 310
Language Indonesian Dimension 11 x 18 cm Email [email protected]
ISBN 9789794339343 Website www. mizanpublishing.com
Publisher PT Mizan Pustaka

Fiction Catalogue 157



Title Index

24 Hours with Gaspar 132

A Book About Space 16

A Cat on the Moon and Other Stories 14

A Cup of Hot Chocolate: Kembangmanggis’ Sketches – 1 76

A Guidebook of Applied Mathematics 145

A Long Evening in Central Park 28

A Road with No End 96

A Season and Then Another 9

A Slice of Sunset for My Sweetheart 136

Adam Ma’rifat 35

All for Indies 64

All the Fish in the Sky 154

Alphabet of Amananunna 131

Amangkurat: A Play in Fourteen Scenes 57

And the Night Falls 40

Anxiety Myths 6

Aruna and Her Palate 83

Badrul Mustafa, Badrul Mustafa, Badrul Mustafa 62

Beauty Is a Wound 45

Bekisar Breeder 80

Black Magic Woman 66

Book on Sleeping Exercises 73

Bound 114

Cala Ibi-Excerpt 110

Canting 15

Ceremony 81

Child of All Nations 117

Cigarette Girl 126

Coffee Philosophy 38

Corpse’s Breath 24

Criminals and Their Own Solitudes 51

Dark Red Veil 129

Daughters of Papua 12

Death and Revolution 97

Dilan 1990 116

Dilan 1991 116

Drought 68

Earth Dance 112

Eric Stockholm 27

Eyewitness 137

Family Room 87

Fireflies in Manhattan 147

Footsteps 118

Fragmen 58

From Now On Everything Will Be Different 52

From One Heaven To Another 56

Fu Number 19

Geni Jora 3

Godlob 36

Haji Syiah & Other Stories 25

Handyman’s Kids: Kembangmanggis’ Sketches - 2 77

Harvesting the Storm: An Ecological Fable from West Papua 72

Home 85

House of Glass 119

Idols 37

Imaginary City 123

In the Beginning 104

In the Land of Pepper 155

Indigenous Species 78

Jatisaba: Kindling from the Green Tree 125

Javanese Gentry 148

Jazz, Perfume and The Incident 138

Kei 53

Krakatau: The Tale of Lampung Submerged 101

La Barka 102

Laluba 109

Larung 20

Like Death Aproaching & Other Poems 4

Love Never Dies 46

Makrame 41

Man Tiger 47

Manifesto Flora 34

Manurung 55

May Fire & Other Poems 149

Mirah from Banda 61

Money Order 127

Monsoon Tiger And Other Stories 124

Morphology of Desire 44

Mother Goes to Heaven 142

Mother of Milk 130

Museum of Pure Desire 105

Nayla 43

No One Is Looking for Love This Time 140

Non-Specific 60

Nutmeg Woman 23

O 48

Ode for Leopold von Sacher-Masoch 42

Oh, oh, oh! 63

Olenka 29

On A Ship 103

Orange Book 106

Pig Dragger 65

Pingkan Folds the Distance 133

Playon 54

Prince Mandasia, The Beef Thief 152

Rafilus 31

Rain in June 134

Raumanen 93

Rope 79

Sagra 113

Saman 21

Seasons 144

Seeing the Fire Works 89

Selma’s Secret 88

Sergius Seeks Bacchus 107

Sermon on the Mount 82

Snake and Ladder 13

Station 121

Successful Tips for Destruction 94

Surti and Three Sawunggalings 59

Tabula Rasa 128

Telegram 122

Telembuk, Dangdut Music and a Damned Love Story 75

Temple on the Sea Floor 139

The Atheist 5

The Beard Peed on the Guy in the Poster 1

The Bearded Turtle 22

The Bloomington People 30

The Crystal Orange 92

The Dancer 8

The DaPeci Code 26

The Deception of Golden Weasel 153

The Dwarf Child Herding the Wind 141

The Fragrance Flower 39

The Goat and the Rain 91

The Grassroot Songs 150

The Land of 5 Towers 7

The Last Dim Sum 32

The Last Face 100

The Last Man Crying In The World 90

The Little Death of Kartosoewirjo 146

The Lontar Anthology of Indonesian Short Stories Vol.1 70

The Lontar Anthology of Indonesian Short Stories Vol.2 71

The Lontar Anthology of Indonesian Drama Vol.3: New Directions, 1965-1998 33

The Moon’s Tears 156

The Pilgrim 69

The Question of Red 84

The Rainbow Troops Quartet 10

The Screeching Cassowary 111

The Sea Speaks His Name 86

The Sleeping Train 17

The Tall Man: Puppy Love and Ghosts 2

The Tree Circus 11

The Wandering: Choose Your Own Red Shoes Adventure 67

The Weaverbirds 151

The Years of Voiceless 115

This Earth of Mankind 120

Threesome: A One Act Play 74

Tiger! Tiger! 98

Time Is the Mortal 135

To Love, To Wander 143

Toilet’s Grafiti 49

Twilight in Jakarta 99

Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash 50

We Are Nowhere And It’s Wow 95

Women Whose Names Were Erased 18

You Are the Only One Knowing How Much Longer I Have to Wait for You 108

Authors’ Index

A.S. Laksana 1-2 Dinar Rahayu 42

Abidah El Khalieqy 3 Djenar Maesa Ayu 43

Acep Zamzam Noor 4 Dorothea Rosa Herliany 44

Achdiat K. Mihardja 5 Eka Kurniawan 45-50

Afrizal Malna 6 Eko Triono 51

Ahmad Fuadi 7 Eliza Vitri Handayani 52

Ahmad Tohari 8 Erni Aladjai 53

Andina Dwifatma 9 F. Aziz Malna 54

Andrea Hirata 10-11 Faisal Oddang 55-56

Andy Fuller 70-71 Goenawan Mohamad 57-59

Anindita S. Thayf 12-13 Gratiagusti Chananya Rompas 60

Anton Kurnia 14 Hanna Rambe 61

Arswendo Atmowiloto 15 Heru Joni Putra 62

Avianti Armand 16-18 Idrus 63

Ayu Utami 19-21 Iksaka Banu 64

Azhari Aiyub 22-23 Inggit Putria Marga 65

Bagus Dwi Hananto 24 Intan Paramaditha 66-67

Ben Sohib 25-26 Iwan Simatupang 68-69

Benny Arnas 27 John H. McGlynn 70-71, 101

Bondan Winarno 28 John Waromi 72

Budi Darma 29-31 Joko Pinurbo 73

Clara Ng 32 Joned Suryatmoko 74

Cobina Gillit 33 Kedung Darma Romansha 75

Cyntha Hariadi 34 Kembangmanggis 76-77

Danarto 35-37 Khairani Barokka 78-79

Dee Lestari 38-39 Kiki Sulistyo 80

Dewi Ria Utari 40 Korrie Layun Rampan 81

Dias Novita Wuri 41 Kuntowijoyo 82

Laksmi Pamuntjak 83-84 Ratih Kumala 126-128

Leila S. Chudori 85-86 Remy Sylado 129

Lily Yulianti Farid 87 Rio Johan 130-131

Linda Christanty 88 Sabda Armandio Alif 132

M. Aan Mansyur 89-90 Sapardi Djoko Damono 133-135

Maesy Ang 144 Seno Gumira Ajidarma 136-138

Mahfud Ikhwan 91 Seno Joko Suyono 139

Maria Antonia Rahartati 92 Sergius Sutanto 140

Bambang Haryo Sindhunata 141

Marianne Katoppo 93 Sitor Situmorang 142-143

Martin Suryajaya 94 Suryadi 101

Mikael Johani 95 Teddy W. Kusuma 144

Mochtar Lubis 96-99 Triskaidekaman 145

Mona Sylviana 100 Triyanto Triwikromo 146

Muhammad Saleh 101 Umar Kayam 147-148

NH. Dini 102-103 Warih Wisatsana 149

Ni Made Purnama Sari 104 Wiji Thukul 150

Nirwan Dewanto 105-106 YB Mangunwijaya 151

Norman Erikson Pasaribu 107-108 Yusi Avianto Pareanom 152-153

Nukila Amal 109-110 Zen Hae 70-71

Nunuk Y. Kusmiana 111 Ziggy 154-156

Oka Rusmini 112-113 Zezsyazeoviennazabrizkie

Okky Madasari 114-115

Pidi Baiq 116

Pramoedya Ananta Toer 117-120

Putu Wijaya 121-122

Rain Chudori 123-124

Ramayda Akmal 125