The Saturday Paper: Reminiscent of postmodern classics such as Calvino’s If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller, The Wandering is a cleverly crafted tale about the illusion of free will, and the stakes and pressures that accompany the choices influenced by one’s identity in the world.
Read MoreThe Wandering is the Indonesian writer Intan Paramaditha’s first novel. And what a debut it is: an ingenious choose-your-own-adventure challenge, it is at least five books in one, a series of forking paths as imagined by Leibniz, Borges or Deleuze.
Read MoreThe Guardian, interview: The Indonesian author’s novel The Wandering allows readers to select their own path - but follows characters whose lives have often been decided for them.
Read MoreIntan Paramaditha’s essay in Literary Hub: Questions of travel must consider the unequal power relations that characterize present global encounters and how they are enmeshed in the historical processes in the past.
Read MoreAn interview with Restless Magazine (February 2020).
Read MoreThe Wandering is on Book Riot‘s list of literary highlights.
Read More“Decolonising Feminism” panel at Broadside, two days of feminist programming from the Wheeler Centre.
Read MoreInterview with Jonathan Green, Blueprint for Living, ABC Radio National.
Read MoreJLF Adelaide 2019. Events: Witches, Women and Power; Gender in the 21st Century, Landscape of Fear.
Read MoreDiskusi di Post Bookshop berdasarkan 4 esai Intan Paramaditha.
Read MoreA Jakarta-based festival focusing on global south literature. Events: The Southern Common Themes Dilemma and Reading Night.
Read MoreSocial Identities: War and Visual Technologies, 04 July 2019. The entrance of the 1965 massacre into the global stage could be seen as a reproduction of a paternalistic scenario that begins with the Western discovery of a ‘dark secret’ in the Third World.
Read MoreThe decolonisation of feminism requires that when we consider feminist issues, we are careful not to view them from a colonial, Western-centric perspective. What does this mean for you personally, and for your research, teaching or creative practice?
Read MorePERIOD WORKSHOP bekerja sama dengan Makassar International Writer Festival mengadakan PERIOD READING CIRCLE: SISTERHOOD IN LITERATURE, 28 Juni 2019.
Read MoreCipta Media Ekspresi menyelenggarakan festival seni dan budaya bertajuk “Festival Cipta Media Ekspresi: Etalase Pemikiran Perempuan” (CME-Fest) pada 26-28 April 2019 di Taman Budaya Yogyakarta.
Read MoreEvents at London Book Fair, English PEN/ Free World Centre, Essex Book Festival.
Read MoreInterview with Mariella Frostrup, BBC Radio 4 Open Book.
Read More“When I started writing, I wanted to do something different: to explore bodies and sexuality in a more grotesque way, looking at the horrific and ugly. “ - Interview with The Bookseller.
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