Hanna Fransisca was born in Singkawang, West Kalimantan. Now living in Jakarta, she is active in various socio-cultural activities that present the richness of Chinese-Indonesian culture. She has written several collections of short stories and poetry. Her first short story, My Blood Spills in the Temple, was chosen as one of the selected short stories for the 2008 Jakarta International Literary Festival. She has also been named Outstanding Writer by Tempo magazine in 2010 for her collection Konde Penyair Han / The Han Poet's Coil. Teddy W. Kusuma is one of the co-founders of POST, an independent bookshop and publisher located in Pasar Santa, South Jakarta. Sabda Armandio Alif is a novelist, short story writer, and translator. His first novel, Kamu: Cerita yang Tidak Perlu Dipercaya / Kamu: A Story Not To Believe In was published in 2015 and was selected as novel of the year by Rolling Stone magazine. His second novel, 24 Jam Bersama Gaspar: Sebuah Cerita Detektif / 24 Hours with Gaspar: A Detective Story was published in 2017 and a top 5 of the Jakarta Arts Council's Novel Writing Competition in the same year. In 2019, he published a short story collection Kisah-Kisah Suri Teladan / The Exemplary Tales and a novella titled Dekat dan Nyaring / Lo Ziggy Zesyazeoviennazabrizkie was born in Bandar Lampung in 1993. She won the Jakarta Arts Council's Novel Writing Competition in 2013 and 2016, was long-listed for Khatulistiwa Literary Award 2015, received the 2017 Editor's Choice Award from Rolling Stone in Indonesia, and selected to receive an award from the Ministry of Education and Culture's National Agency for Language Development and Books for her novels. In 2019, she went to a writer's residency program in the U.K. with Metal Culture and the British Council, then once again through a grant from the National Book Committee. Cyntha Hariadi wrote the award winning poetry collection Ibu Mendulang Anak Berlari / Mother Feeds, Child Flees, a book of short stories called Manifesto Flora / Flora's Manifesto, and a novel titled Kokokan Mencari Arumbawangi / Kokokan Seeks Arumbawangi, to be published in 2020). The translation of her work has also appeared in Asymptote and AAWW (Asian American Writers Workshop). Born in Tangerang, Banten, she lived in and out of Jakarta for decades, spending her high school years in the city, returning to work as a journalist and copywriter for almost 10 years, and coming back with her hus Yusi Avianto Pareanom is a writer, editor,